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Lineco PH Testing Pen - With a simple swipe of Lineco's pH testing Pen, you can determine whether or not your paper or board is acidic. To test, draw a small line on the material you wish to examine. The line will turn purple on most papers to indicate pH neutrality. A clear or yellow color indicates the material may be unsuitable for conservation purposes. You can preserve papers with a pH of 6.0 or higher, especially if the paper is well-made, carefully used, and stored. To last centuries in today's polluted air, the paper must have an alkaline reserve, which usually means a pH of 7.0 or greater. Please note: This is a pH indicator only. Unreliable results may occur on colored, coated, or unbuffered materials.
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Lineco PH Testing Pen - With a simple swipe of Lineco's pH testing Pen, you can determine whether or not your paper or board is acidic. To test, draw a small line on the material you wish to examine. The line will turn purple on most papers to indicate pH neutrality. A clear or yellow color indicates the material may be unsuitable for conservation purposes. You can preserve papers with a pH of 6.0 or higher, especially if the paper is well-made, carefully used, and stored. To last centuries in today's polluted air, the paper must have an alkaline reserve, which usually means a pH of 7.0 or greater. Please note: This is a pH indicator only. Unreliable results may occur on colored, coated, or unbuffered materials.
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Lineco PH Testing Pen - With a simple swipe of Lineco's pH testing Pen, you can determine whether or not your paper or board is acidic. To test, draw a small line on the material you wish to examine. The line will turn purple on most papers to indicate pH neutrality. A clear or yellow color indicates the material may be unsuitable for conservation purposes. You can preserve papers with a pH of 6.0 or higher, especially if the paper is well-made, carefully used, and stored. To last centuries in today's polluted air, the paper must have an alkaline reserve, which usually means a pH of 7.0 or greater. Please note: This is a pH indicator only. Unreliable results may occur on colored, coated, or unbuffered materials.
Lineco PH Testing Pen
Lineco PH Testing Pen - With a simple swipe of Lineco's pH testing Pen, you can determine whether or not your paper or board is acidic. To test, draw a small line on the material you wish to examine. The line will turn purple on most papers to indicate pH neutrality. A clear or yellow color indicates the material may be unsuitable for conservation purposes. You can preserve papers with a pH of 6.0 or higher, especially if the paper is well-made, carefully used, and stored. To last centuries in today's polluted air, the paper must have an alkaline reserve, which usually means a pH of 7.0 or greater. Please note: This is a pH indicator only. Unreliable results may occur on colored, coated, or unbuffered materials.
- Brand: Lineco
- Lineco PH Testing Pen
- Determine whether or not your paper is acidic
- The line will turn purple to indicate pH neutrality
- A clear or yellow color indicates acid content
Lineco pH Testing Pen
The line drawn will turn purple on most papers if there is an indication of pH neutrality
Determine whether the paper and board you are using may be acidic
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