The Degradation Features of Ancient Lu Embroidery Fabric

Yin Hang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.422.505

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The Degradation Features of Ancient Lu Embroidery Fabric

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The present study focus on the degradation features of ancient Lu Embroidery have been discussed from the molecule structure of protein via the infrared spectrum and XRD analysis. The ancient Lu Embroidery has N-H feature absorb peak at wavenumber of 3300 in the infrared spectrum. The XRD analysis of ancient Lu Embroidery fabric shows that the peptide in the un-crystallization can be depredated quickly and the crystallization is relative slow.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 422)

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505-508

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December 2011

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Yin Hang

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Ancient, Degradation Features, Infrared Spectrum, Lu Embroidery Fabric, X-Ray Diffraction (XRD)

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