Controlling Mold on Library Materials with Chlorine Dioxide: An Eight-Year Case Study.
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1998
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| author | Weaver-Meyers, Pat L. Kowaleski, Barbara Stolt, Wilbur A. |
| author_facet | Weaver-Meyers, Pat L. Kowaleski, Barbara Stolt, Wilbur A. Weaver-Meyers, Pat L. Kowaleski, Barbara Stolt, Wilbur A. |
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| contents | Controlling Mold on Library Materials with Chlorine Dioxide: An Eight-Year Case Study. Weaver-Meyers, Pat L. Kowaleski, Barbara Stolt, Wilbur A. Academic Libraries Case Studies Cleaning Higher Education Library Materials Preservation Discusses problems associated with mold growth at the University of Oklahoma libraries and describes the results of using chlorine dioxide in aqueous and gaseous forms. Highlights include toxicity compared to other preservation treatments; environmental controls; and explanations of a preference for the use of a self-activating gas packet. (Author/LRW) |
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| id | eric_EJ582294 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
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| publishDate | 1998 |
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| spellingShingle | Controlling Mold on Library Materials with Chlorine Dioxide: An Eight-Year Case Study. Weaver-Meyers, Pat L. Kowaleski, Barbara Stolt, Wilbur A. Academic Libraries Case Studies Cleaning Higher Education Library Materials Preservation Controlling Mold on Library Materials with Chlorine Dioxide: An Eight-Year Case Study. Weaver-Meyers, Pat L. Kowaleski, Barbara Stolt, Wilbur A. Academic Libraries Case Studies Cleaning Higher Education Library Materials Preservation Discusses problems associated with mold growth at the University of Oklahoma libraries and describes the results of using chlorine dioxide in aqueous and gaseous forms. Highlights include toxicity compared to other preservation treatments; environmental controls; and explanations of a preference for the use of a self-activating gas packet. (Author/LRW) |
| title | Controlling Mold on Library Materials with Chlorine Dioxide: An Eight-Year Case Study. |
| topic | Academic Libraries Case Studies Cleaning Higher Education Library Materials Preservation |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ582294 |