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The research aims to investigate how fluctuations in relative humidity affect the crizzling of historical glass.

March 5, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Crizzling of Historical Glass

NANefeli AvgerouJerzy Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences SBSonia BujokCzech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry MSM. StrojeckiJerzy Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences

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The research aims to investigate how fluctuations in relative humidity affect the crizzling of historical glass.
Utilized acoustic emission measurements to monitor damage processes.
Conducted controlled humidity cycling on artificially aged glass replicas.
Analyzed the relationship between RH variations and glass degradation.
Observed significant correlations between RH fluctuations and damage in glass samples.
Recent findings indicate specific conditions that accelerate degradation processes.

Abstract

This poster presents ongoing research from the project Crizzling of Historical Glass, which investigates the effects of fluctuating relative humidity (RH) on historical glass. The study employs Acoustic Emission (AE) measurements to monitor damage processes in artificially aged replicas of historical glass during controlled RH cycling. The poster was presented by doctoral student Nefeli Avgerou (IKIFP) at the 25th annual conference Chemical Analysis in the Protection of Cultural Heritage Objects (AChwOZ'XXV), held in Warsaw on 1–2 December, 2025. It outlines the experimental approach and highlights recent observations on the relationship between RH variations and glass degradation.

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