Scientists probe fading of luminous pigments to protect art and improve phosphors
Researchers are investigating why fluorescent and phosphorescent pigments degrade over time, causing artwork to lose its intended glow. Their findings could aid conservation efforts and lead to more durable emissive materials for various uses. The work is being presented at an American Chemical Society meeting.
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