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The effect of materials and production processes used in selective laser sintering on the durability and appearance of rapid-prototyped art objects
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Katja van de Braak
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Evelyne Snijders - evelynesnijders@gmail.com; Suzan de Groot - S.de.Groot@cultureelerfgoed.nl; Henk van Keulen - h.van.keulen@cultureelerfgoed.nl; Netta Krumperman - N.Krumperman@stedelijk.nl
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Modern Materials and Contemporary Art
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Paper
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English
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2017 Copenhagen
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ICOM Committee for Conservation 18th Triennial Meeting Copenhagen Denmark 4-8 September 2017
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978-92-9012-426-9
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Pulido & Nunes; ICOM Committee for Conservation
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Katja van de Braak; Evelyne Snijders - evelynesnijders@gmail.com; Suzan de Groot - S.de.Groot@cultureelerfgoed.nl; Henk van Keulen - h.van.keulen@cultureelerfgoed.nl; Netta Krumperman - N.Krumperman@stedelijk.nl. The effect of materials and production processes used in selective laser sintering on the durability and appearance of rapid-prototyped art objects. In ICOM Committee for Conservation 18th Triennial Meeting Copenhagen Denmark 4-8 September 2017, pg. Paris: International Council of Museums (ICOM-CC): ISBN: 978-92-9012-426-9