Nanomaterials in architecture and art conservation

Content: Historic substrate characterisation and modelling.  Deterioration of stone and historic mortars. J Weber & M Drdacky Physical properties and their characterization. M Drdacky  Physical modelling and testing of consolidation effects. M Drdacky  Microscopy as tool for the characterisation of materials. J Weber  Chemical composition, chemical reactivity and their determination. G Ziegenbalg  Inorganic binders and consolidants - A critical review. G Ziegenbalg, Z Slizkova and R Sevcik  Fundamentals of nanolime. G Ziegenbalg, C Dietze and G Ziegenbalg Laboratory characterisation of the action of nanolime.A Dahne, C Herm and G Ziegenbalg  The combination of nanolime dispersions with silicic acid esters. M Dobrzynska-Musiela et al.  The facade of the Church of the Visitation Order in Warsaw. M Dobrzynska-Musiela  The western elevation of St. John\'s Cathedral in Torun. M Dobrzynska-Musiela. Dolni Kounice.  L Machacko et al.  Aachen Orsbach.  E PiaszczynskiMegalopolis. E Piaszczynski and V Wolf  Heraculaneum. A Dahne, C Herm and T Koeberle.  Statue of Saint Florian. D Macounova and Z Slizkova Leuben Castle. A Dahne and C Herm Dahlen Castle. A Dahne and C Herm  Consolidation of paint layer with lime nanosols. J Vojtechovsky  Nanolime - recent publications and application recommendations. G Ziegenbalg and C Dietze