Issue 97, 2014

Imaging, photophysical properties and DFT calculations of manganese blue (barium manganate(vi) sulphate) – a modern pigment

Abstract

Manganese blue is a synthetic barium manganate(VI) sulphate compound that was produced from 1935 to the 1990s and was used both as a blue pigment in works of art and by conservators in the restoration of paintings. The photophysical properties of the compound are described as well as the setup needed to record the spatial distribution of the pigment in works of art.

Graphical abstract: Imaging, photophysical properties and DFT calculations of manganese blue (barium manganate(vi) sulphate) – a modern pigment

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
17 Mar 2014
Accepted
11 Jul 2014
First published
14 Jul 2014

Chem. Commun., 2014,50, 15297-15300

Author version available

Imaging, photophysical properties and DFT calculations of manganese blue (barium manganate(VI) sulphate) – a modern pigment

G. Accorsi, G. Verri, A. Acocella, F. Zerbetto, G. Lerario, G. Gigli, D. Saunders and R. Billinge, Chem. Commun., 2014, 50, 15297 DOI: 10.1039/C4CC01986E

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