Simon F. Watts and Max Libedinsky

Oxford Brookes University

MEASUREMENTS FROM A MUSEUM CASE

ABSTRACT

Measurements of organic acids, hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide from a number of real (anonymous) and test museum cases are presented, which seems extremely difficult to interpret. Factors which affect the distribution of such measurements are discussed, and a simple model which comprehends some of the effects of convective mixing is applied to assist in their interpretation.

Simon F. Watts* & Max Libedinsky
School of Biological and Molecular Sciences
Oxford Brookes University
Headington, Oxford OX3 0BP, UK
E-mail: sfwatts@brookes.ac.uk *

(*) Author to whom correspondence may be addressed