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non-technical term suggests that a material is safe for long
term storage and does not contain any chemicals that could
adversely affect a collection. The phrase is not quantifiable or
standardized, and therefore should not be considered,
independently, as a guarantee of acceptable storage criteria.
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with a pH of 7.0 or higher are considered acid-free. Acid-free
materials can be either buffered or unbuffered. Buffering agents
typically raise the pH of a material to 8.0 or higher.
Unbuffered materials can become acidic over time by the
absorbtion of acids from the environment.
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products are divided between buffered and unbuffered. Calcium
carbonate is the preferred buffering agent of preservation
professionals. The buffering agent helps neutralize acids in the
environment and help to prevent those acids from attacking your
collections. Because of concerns over the affect of buffering
agents on certain animal bye products such as wool, leather and
silk, unbuffered paper and paperboards are often preferred for
storing these materials as well as certain rare photographic
collections. Note: Unbuffered materials can absorb acids from
the environment and can, eventually become acidic themselves.
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Carbonate: The preferred buffering agent of preservation
professionals, Calcium Carbonate is added to paper pulp during
the paper making process in order to neutralize acids. It's
prescence in folders, boxes, and other enclosures helps ensure
that acids in the environment are neutralized.
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(Lignin-Free): Lignin is a naturally occuring substance found in
plants and wood pulp. Lignin is thought to contribute to the
early degradation of paper and is often removed during the
pulping process to create higher grade paper.
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Polyester: Mylar D, long recognized as the premier brand of
clear polyester for preservation purposes, was recently
discontinued by the manufacturer, and replaced it with Melinex
516 which is the highest grades of polyester in creating it's
variety of polyester enclosures.
Archival Polypropylene(»E¤þ²m)/ Archival Polyethylene(»E¤A²m):
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damaging hydrochloric acids as it degrades, causing damage to
materials stored within. PVC often emits a strong odor such as
that given off by a new plastic shower curtain.
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Products ªº²£«~¤w³q¹L¦¹´ú¸Õ¡CPAT (Photo Activity Test): The PAT is an
accelerated aging test that predicts the interaction between
enclosures and photographic images and can be used to determine
possible photographic activity caused by components of those
enclosures including adhesives, inks.
Creating Keepsakes(CKOK)Approved:
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