Unilateral NMR: a Noninvasive Tool for Monitoring In Situ the Effectiveness of Intervention to Reduce the Capillary Raise of Water in an Ancient Deteriorated Wall Painting

<table><i>St. Clement at mass and the legend of Sisinnius</i> wall painting. The matrix of points where NMR measurements were carried out is also shown. Marked degradation is observed in the framed area whereas the upper part is in a better state of conservation.</table>

International Journal of Spectroscopy

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Figure 1: Unilateral NMR: a Noninvasive Tool for Monitoring In Situ the Effectiveness of Intervention to Reduce the Capillary Raise of Water in an Ancient Deteriorated Wall Painting 

Figure 1 | Unilateral NMR: a Noninvasive Tool for Monitoring In Situ the Effectiveness of Intervention to Reduce the Capillary Raise of Water in an Ancient Deteriorated Wall Painting 