AN EVALUATION OF ORTHO-PHENYL PHENOL AS A FUNGICIDAL FUMIGANT FOR ARCHIVES AND LIBRARIES
John H. Haines, & Stuart A. Kohler
REFERENCES
Burge, H. P., et al., “Fungi in Libraries: An Aerometric Survey,” Mycopathologia, Vol. 64, No. 2, pp. 67–72 (1980).
Byers, Barry, “A Simple and Practical Fumigation System,” Abbey Newsletter, Vol. 7, No. 4Supplement (September 1983).
Calvini, P.L.Santucci, “Alcuni dati sugli effetti dell' irradiazione gamma sulla carta.” Bollettino Dell'instituto Centrale per la Patologia del Libro, Vol. 35, pp. 55–62 (1978–1979).
Flores, Sar C.Pavon “Gamma Radiation as Fungicide and its Effect on Paper,” Bulletin of the AIC, Vol. 16, pp. 15–44 (Winter 1975–1976).
Florian, Mary-Lou, “The Thymol Cabinet-Fungicidal Efficiency,” (Research Report), Canadian Conservation Institute, 1975.
McCall, Nancy, “Gamma Radiation as Sterilant, “SAA Newsletter, p. 6 (November 1983).
Nagin, Deborah, and MichaelMcCann, “Thymol and O-Phenyl Phenol: Safe Work Practices,” NY: Center for Occupational Hazards, 1982. 4 pp.
Strassburg, Richard, “The Use of Fumigants in Archival Repositories,” American Archivist, Vol. 41, pp. 25–36 (January 1978).
Strassburg, Richard, “Further Information on the Use of Ethylene Oxide as a Library and Archival Fumigant,” SAA Leaflet (1983).
|
