Impact of nanostructural aspects on the stability of dyes and pigments of archaeological interest

• Grant number: 12/05643-4
• Support Opportunities: Scholarships in Brazil - Doctorate
• Start date: July 01, 2012
• End date: February 03, 2016
• Field of knowledge: Physical Sciences and Mathematics - Chemistry - Physical-Chemistry
• Principal Investigator: Dalva Lucia Araujo de Faria
• Grantee: Nathália Delboux Bernardino
• Host Institution: Instituto de Química (IQ). Universidade de São Paulo (USP). São Paulo , SP, Brazil
• Associated scholarship(s): 13/25900-4 - Time resolved resonance Raman Spectroscopy of dyes in confined environments, BE.EP.DR

Abstract

Nanostructuration of compounds or their microenvironments plays a decisive role in some spontaneous processes such as materials deterioration or stabilization. Such behavior motivated the start up of a new research theme on the synergic effects on the degradation of painting materials (Fapesp 02/13865-5 e 03/07315-5) and cultural heritage (Fapesp 08/56127-0 e 11/13760-8) which includes the present Project. The investigation here proposed aims at the investigation of inorganic pigments (hematite, ghoetite and magnetite) and dyes (indigo, indigo carmine, carmine, alizarin, purpurin, luteolin and bixin). In the case of pigments, the goal is to study how nanostructuration and interaction with the environment affect their properties and interfere with their chemical reactivity. In the case of dyes, the investigation is focused on their interaction with inorganic matrices (montmorillonite, vermiculite, kaolinite, laponite, palygorskita and sepiolite) and how it affects their stability. Such information is important to enlarge our understanding on the factors that improve the chemical stability of dyes in pré-colombian textiles. Therefore, the main Project's target is the understanding of the aspects that affect the chemical reactivity in the considered systems (dyes and pigments of archaeological interest), thus enlarging the knowledge on the technical capabilities of some South American pre-colombian cultures.

Scientific publications

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(References retrieved automatically from Web of Science and SciELO through information on FAPESP grants and their corresponding numbers as mentioned in the publications by the authors)

BERNARDINO, N. D.; DE FARIA, D. L. A.; NEGRON, V, A. C.. Applications of Raman spectroscopy in archaeometry: An investigation of pre-Columbian Peruvian textiles. JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE-REPORTS, v. 4, p. 23-31, DEC 2015. (12/05643-4, 12/13119-3)

BERNARDINO, NATHALIA D'ELBOUX; IZUMI, CELLY M. S.; DE FARIA, DALVA L. A.. Fake turquoises investigated by Raman microscopy. Forensic Science International, v. 262, p. 196-200, MAY 2016. (12/05643-4, 12/13119-3)

BERNARDINO, N. D.; BROWN-XU, S.; GUSTAFSON, T. L.; DE FARIA, D. L. A.. Time-Resolved Spectroscopy of Indigo and of a Maya Blue Simulant. Journal of Physical Chemistry C, v. 120, n. 38, p. 21905-21914, SEP 29 2016. (12/05643-4, 12/13119-3, 13/25900-4)

BERNARDINO, NATHALIA D'ELBOUX; PUGLIERI, THIAGO SEVILHANO; DE FARIA, DALVA L. A.. Effect of MnO2 and alpha-Fe2O3 on organic binders degradation investigated by Raman spectroscopy. VIBRATIONAL SPECTROSCOPY, v. 70, p. 70-77, JAN 2014. (12/05643-4, 11/13760-8, 06/58748-7)

BEMARDINO, N. D.; CONSTANTINO, V. R. L.; DE FARIA, D. L. A.. Probing the Indigo Molecule in Maya Blue Simulants with Resonance Raman Spectroscopy. Journal of Physical Chemistry C, v. 122, n. 21, p. 11505-11515, MAY 31 2018. (11/50318-1, 12/05643-4, 12/13119-3)

BERNARDINO, NATHALIA D.; CONSTANTINO, VERA R. L.; DE FARIA, DALVA L. A.. Probing the chemical reactivity of interfaces: Investigation on the interaction of dehydroindigo with Laponite by UV-vis, Raman and infrared spectroscopy. VIBRATIONAL SPECTROSCOPY, v. 94, p. 83-88, JAN 2018. (12/13119-3, 11/50318-1, 12/05643-4)