A New Chemical Treatment Technique for Paper Documents Preservation - Kamal, Emad H. M.;Sayyah, S. M.
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Recently the using of erasable ball pen increased the likelihood of erased or decolorized writing in ink featuring in criminal activity in which these inks were used frequently throughout our lives to signed or writing documents , thus the writing by these inks can be removed by rubber eraser,converted the valid documents to forged documents.Therefore an adequate and accurate approaches and treatments for the protection of paper documents and writing by erasable inks in these documents are urgently needed . This work is in progress to achieve a deeper insight to establish the application of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Recently the using of erasable ball pen increased the likelihood of erased or decolorized writing in ink featuring in criminal activity in which these inks were used frequently throughout our lives to signed or writing documents , thus the writing by these inks can be removed by rubber eraser,converted the valid documents to forged documents.Therefore an adequate and accurate approaches and treatments for the protection of paper documents and writing by erasable inks in these documents are urgently needed . This work is in progress to achieve a deeper insight to establish the application of the graft copolymerization method using vinyl comonomers as a new technique for document preservation and opens the way to preservation and restoration of cellulosic paper sheet , which belong to the field of cultural heritage . Our work alerts the forensic science community to the existence of the erasable ball pen and the possibility to contribute in the development of criminal activity in the field of forgery .
Autorenporträt
Emad H.M.Kamal: Ph.D in Chemistry,Cairo University,Studied Laws at Beni-Suief University,questioned document examiner ,Forensic Medicine , Ministry of Justice , Egypt .S. M. Sayyah : professor of physical chemistry of high polymers , chemistry department , Faculty of Science Beni-Suef University ,Egypt.