Bridging the Gap

1. Introduction<br><br>PART ONE: Preserving Heritage Materials in Perpetuity: Ethics and Constraints<br>1.1. Reflections on Patina and Surface Layers on Metals<br>1.2. Love: The main ingredient in successful coatings<br>1.3. Managing the Preservation of a Large Military Service Collection at the Tank Museum, Bovington UK: Challenges and collaborative research<br>1.4. Hydrogen Reduction of Archaeological Iron: A reappraisal<br>1.5. A Monumental Mission: Managing Treatment Lifetimes for Industrial-Scale Marine Iron Alloy Artifacts<br>1.6. SS Great Britain<br>1.7. Large Collections of Small Metal Objects: Managing their preservation via desiccated microclimates<br>1.8. Experiencing Heritage Objects: Balancing material and functional originality <br><br>PART TWO: The Value of Interdisciplinarity<br>2.1. Interdisciplinarity in Conservation Education<br>2.2. Reconciling Industrial Methods with Private Conservation Practice<br>2.3. Transdisciplinary Collaboration for the Multi-Scale Description of Corrosion Structures in Metallic Heritage<br>2.4. Understanding and Manging the Corrosion of Chloride Infested Archaeological Iron: A conservation and corrosion science synergy<br> <br>PART THREE: Methodologies for Corrosion Assessment<br>3.1. Cathodic Protection of Historical Metal-Hulled Shipwrecks: Complementary approach from on-site global measurements to multiscale characterization<br>3.2. Long-Term Marine Corrosion of Ferrous Objects and Shipwrecks and the Effects of Calcareous Deposition<br>3.3. Isotopic Labelling to Understand the Long-Term Corrosion of Iron in Atmospheric Conditions: The case of the staples of the Mutte tower of the Metz cathedral<br> <br>PART FOUR: Novel Challenges and Treatments<br>4.1. The Development of Tailored Coatings to Protect Patinated Bronze in Outdoor Applications<br>4.2. Aluminium and its Alloys in Cultural Heritage: New challenges for conservation<br>4.3. Brass as a Gold Imitation Used in Book Painting: Influence of a binder on brass corrosion and possible fixatives for gold imitation<br>4.4. Metals in Association with Organic and Inorganic Materials: Marine composite artefacts<br>4.5. Dechlorination of Iron III Phases in Corrosion Layers for the Preservation of Archaeological Artefacts<br>4.6. Green Corrosion Mitigation and Conservation Strategies for Metal Heritage<br>4.7. Recent Research on the Use of Scanning Laser Systems for Cleaning Cultural Heritage Cu-Based Artifacts