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back to [[Analysis of Salts|Analysis of Salts]] The identification of salts with a polarized light microscope is briefly described and includes the adv

<br> back to [[Origin of Salts]] ...um chloride, [[antarcticite]]). Other additives such as anti-caking agents are possible. The expression wet salt refers to dry NaCl salt that has been hum

== Salts and Alveolar Weathering == ...ed cavities (alveoli), ranging from centimeters to decimeters. The alveoli are separated by walls or ridges of stone, which have been unaffected or nearly

To model the behavior of salts and moisture programs, which can be used, are presented.

<br> back to [[Origin of Salts]] The most relevant are the alkaline and acidic cleaning or restoration products such as:

...ontrol and building measures to reduce the moisture and thus the supply of salts. The measures are discussed in more detail on the following pages:

...e 'immobilized' given its extremely low solubility. However, other soluble salts may remain from the counter ions of the original and barium compound added. '''2. Precipitation of the insoluble salts'''

back to [[Analysis of Salts]] ...inge on a crystalline material a series of "reflections" are produced that are characteristic for each phase, similar to a "fingerprint". It is a laborato

back to [[Organic Salts]] ...as Jännecke projection for the anhydrous level. All solution compositions are given as '''molar ratios''' of Ca(CH₃COO)₂, CaCl<sub>

...Salt mixtures|Salt mixture]] is understood to be a solution of one or more salts. The following listed properties are functions of temperature and composition (type of ions and their concentrat

back to [[Analysis of Salts]] ...se. Quantification is achieved using a suitable detector. Specific columns are used to separate both anions and cations and these can be determined quanti

...paintings, monitoring entails the systematic recording and observation of salts and/or salt decay as well as environmental parameters like climate or humid Monitoring of salts and salt decay can, depending on its objectives, be carried out to varying

Categories are used in SaltWiki for different purposes, for example: # Images and other files are allocated to subcategories of the "file" category.

Well documented and well analyzed deterioration patterns are of great importance for the assessment of new damage. This article provides Material based collections of decay patterns are available for:

...terioration patterns resulting from the presence of salts in natural stone are shown below. For a detailed list and description of the various types of de

back to [[Polarized light microscopy]] or [[Analysis of Salts]] This section describes the identification of salts using [[polarized light microscopy]].

Hexahydrite is one of the more commonly found salts causing masonry damage. It occurs in many forms on different objects, both ...perties, damaging effects, occurrence and the determination of hexahydrite are discussed and complemented with illustrations, microscopic images and pract

...locity, air exchange and air composition, i.e., presence of harmful gases, are required. ...ty and temperature, is critical in elucidating the deterioration caused by salts.

...ineteen sixties, gothic but also younger wall paintings were uncovered and are subjected to weathering ever since. == Salts and indoor air-climate ==

Desalination refers to the removal of salts, i.e., their ions, from the pore system of porous materials such as natural ...(Niter KNO_{<font size="1">3</font>} u.a.). In general, different salts can co-exist and a variety of salt-forming ions can be found in pore soluti