Paper for conservation treatment

I am a second year student in the Master of Art Conservation program
at Queen's University, Kingston, Canada.  I am specializing in paper
objects.  For my research project, I will be testing some Asian
papers to see if they will be of use in conservation.  Since
Kizukishi Japanese paper and Permalife are considered to be
"conservation quality" papers, I will be using them as my standards.
Would "conservation quality" papers also be known as "permanent"
papers?  If so, would anyone have an idea of what the standards are
for permanent repair/mending papers?

Thank you,
Saloni Ghuwalewala

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                  Conservation DistList Instance 9:61
                  Distributed: Thursday, March 7, 1996
                        Message Id: cdl-9-61-021
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