Mobile nuclear magnetic resonance: a tool at the service of cultural heritage

Abstract

The tasks of interdisciplinary teams working on historical and artistic cultural heritage include several lines of research of a scientific nature: characterising factors of alteration, determining the impact of interventions carried out by conservators-restorers, etc. The work of these teams leads to advances that strengthen our profession and allow it to prosper. This article aims to introduce an analytical technique that is not very well known from a heritage perspective but which has considerable potential for future research: mobile nuclear magnetic resonance