Conservationists study phosphorescent pigments to protect luminous artworks
Researchers at the Indianapolis Museum of Art are investigating the photochemistry of glow-in-the-dark pigments used by designer Stephen Sprouse. They aim to develop methods to prevent fading during storage and exhibition. The work was presented at an American Chemical Society meeting.
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