ArticleRSC advances2026
Assessment of the efficacy of agarose and agarose augmented with zinc oxide, carbon dots, and graphitic carbon nitride nanostructures in the restoration of historic tintype.
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Abstract
Tintype photographs, a popular medium in the 19th century, provide valuable cultural and historical records. However, they are frequently at risk due to surface contaminants, such as soot and dust, which compromise both the visual appearance and the chemical stability of tintypes. The sheet-like nature of tintypes makes them highly susceptible to damage from conventional cleaning methods, which can cause scratching and result in partial loss of the image layer. The present work evaluated efficiency of various cleaning techniques, including swab cleaning, agarose gel, and nanomaterial‑modified agarose gels incorporating zinc oxide (ZnO), carbon dots (CDots), and graphitic carbon nitride (g‑C
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