Acid attack

Jim Gillon

Nature, 2002, vol. 415, issue 6874, 847-847

Abstract: In a Stockholm museum, the17th century shipwreck, Vasa, is under attack from sulphuric acid that is forming inside its timbers. The ship's iron bolts are catalysing the acid reaction, but conservationists hope to block the process.

Date: 2002
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