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[Conservation Resources Int.] A registered trademark for a series of multilayer archival paper products.  MicroChamber® papers are lignin-free, sulfur-free, alkaline pulped, and contain an alkaline reserve.  In addition MicroChamber® products contain an interior layer with zeolite molecular traps and/or activated charcoal to absorb airborne pollutants and evolved gas-phase degradation products.  MicroChamber® products are available as bond paper, interleaving paper, barrier paper, backing boards, mat boards, containers, boxes, and envelopes.
 
[Conservation Resources Int.] A registered trademark for a series of multilayer archival paper products.  MicroChamber® papers are lignin-free, sulfur-free, alkaline pulped, and contain an alkaline reserve.  In addition MicroChamber® products contain an interior layer with zeolite molecular traps and/or activated charcoal to absorb airborne pollutants and evolved gas-phase degradation products.  MicroChamber® products are available as bond paper, interleaving paper, barrier paper, backing boards, mat boards, containers, boxes, and envelopes.
  
== Additional Information ==
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==Resources and Citations==
  
Vine and Hollinger, "Active Archival Housing" Restaurator, Vol. 14, 1993.
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* Vine and Hollinger, "Active Archival Housing" Restaurator, Vol. 14, 1993.
  
 
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Description

[Conservation Resources Int.] A registered trademark for a series of multilayer archival paper products. MicroChamber® papers are lignin-free, sulfur-free, alkaline pulped, and contain an alkaline reserve. In addition MicroChamber® products contain an interior layer with zeolite molecular traps and/or activated charcoal to absorb airborne pollutants and evolved gas-phase degradation products. MicroChamber® products are available as bond paper, interleaving paper, barrier paper, backing boards, mat boards, containers, boxes, and envelopes.

Resources and Citations

  • Vine and Hollinger, "Active Archival Housing" Restaurator, Vol. 14, 1993.