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    This document describes a database that was created to catalog a collection of materials from the 19th and 20th centuries including colorants, binders, additives, and raw materials. The collection contains around 400 inorganic pigments, 800 synthetic organic pigments and dyes, and 490 organic binders and polymers. Information about the materials such as chemical name, manufacturer, and analytical spectral data is stored in a Microsoft Access database. This database is now being transferred to a web-enabled MySQL database to make the information more accessible online through search and query forms. The goal is to provide a useful resource of reference materials and data for the scientific community.

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    This document describes a database that was created to catalog a collection of materials from the 19th and 20th centuries including colorants, binders, additives, and raw materials. The collection contains around 400 inorganic pigments, 800 synthetic organic pigments and dyes, and 490 organic binders and polymers. Information about the materials such as chemical name, manufacturer, and analytical spectral data is stored in a Microsoft Access database. This database is now being transferred to a web-enabled MySQL database to make the information more accessible online through search and query forms. The goal is to provide a useful resource of reference materials and data for the scientific community.

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    Colorants, binders, additives, raw materials, etc. - Materials Collection from the 19 th and 20 th centuries: A database including material information and spectral data

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    DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.29407.28329

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    Colorants, binders, additives, raw materials, etc. –
    th th
    Materials Collection from the 19 and 20 centuries: A database including
    material information and spectral data
    D. Jembrih-Simbürger1, E. Wenger2, M. Schreiner1
    1) Institute of Science and Technology in Art (ISTA), Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Schillerplatz 3, 1010 Vienna, Austria
    2) Institute for Medieval Research, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Hollandstraße 11+13, 1020 Vienna, Austria
    Emails: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

    Abstract
    The materials collection at the Institute of Science and Technology in Art materials produced only for the industrial sector or other purposes, e.g. many of
    (ISTA) at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna includes around 400 inorganic the dyes were used in the textile industry or as staining reagents for biomedical
    pigments, about 800 synthetic organic pigments and dyes as well as about applications.
    490 organic binders (natural and synthetic resins), polymers, additives, As such collections are very valuable sources as reference materials, a
    metal soaps, different raw materials, etc. dated to 19th and 20th centuries. Microsoft Access® database was compiled containing comprehensive material
    The samples are combined in a very heterogeneous way regarding the information and analytical results (XRF, XRD, FTIR, and Raman) obtained on
    origin and the age. Different types of containers as well as different label the colorants.
    systems and altered numbering suggest that the samples of the collection Currently, the Access® database is transferred into a web-enabled database
    come from diverse sources. However, part of the colorants and binder (MySQL) which will provide the collected information to the interested audience
    samples may have been used for artist materials. In addition, there are and will give the possibility to get access to all the data in an easy way.

    From Microsoft Access® materials database to the web-enabled database


    Information stored in Access® database:
    • Inventory number • Color • Toxicity • XRD file name • XRF file name • FTIR file name • Raman file name
    • Trivial name • Color Index name / number • Flammability • XRD spectrum *.jpg • XRF spectrum *.jpg • FTIR spectrum *.jpg • Raman
    • Chemical name • Type of material • Photosensitivity • XRD phases • XRF list of the elements • FTIR bands spectrum *.jpg
    • Molecular formula • Manufacturer / Supplier
    • Literature source

    Examples of different query forms for colorants generated in Access® database.

    All data stored in the Microsoft Access® database were implemented into the MySQL web-enabled database, which is a widely used open source
    relational database management system.

    The web-enabled database contains a general information about the ISTA Materials Collection, methods used for analytical approach, and the database
    itself „Database Colorants, Binders & Additives“.
    By selecting the database field „Database Colorants, Binders & Additives“ Further possibilities are given for searching all information completed in the
    one can search through „Pigments and Dyes“ divided by colors or „Binders database by using „Search Database“ and „Quick Search“, where one can
    & Additives“ field for further information and details on materials samples as search by Trivial Name, Pigment/Dye/Binder, Color, Organic/Inorganic
    shown in query forms below: material, or Company/Supplier options:
    Test version

    Query forms showing


    the search results for
    trivial name „Ocker“
    Summary and Outlook
    • The web-enabled database will provide all the data to the scientific community
    and will give the possibility of having access to all the information in an easy way.
    • Currently, the 1st version of the web database is tested before “going online”.
    • We are open for suggestions in order to improve and make the web-enabled
    database user-optimized.

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