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The complete and definitive account of the physiochemical analysis conducted by the Wisconsin Nitrate Film Project, as prepared by Professor Mahesh Mahanthappa on behalf of the chemistry group, can be found in our official white paper

The definitive account of these analyses and their results, as written by Professor Mahesh Mahanthappa on behalf of the chemistry group, can be found in our official white paper

The definitive account of these analyses and their results, as written by Professor Mahesh Mahanthappa on behalf of the chemistry group, can be found in our official white paper.

The history and conservation group performed a visual inspection only on the film samples used in the accelerated aging trial, and not on the samples that were subjected to other physicochemical tests (described on the following page of this website). The condition of each sample frame was documented on a scoring sheet that we developed.

The history and conservation group performed a visual inspection only on the film samples used in the accelerated aging trial, and not on the samples that were subjected to other physicochemical tests (described on the following page of this website). The condition of each sample frame was documented on a scoring sheet that we developed.

Finally, the history and conservation group and the chemistry group together developed an extensive list of possible keywords covering a wide range of topics related to the larger goals and research questions of the grant project. Each entry was then tagged with as many of these keywords as was applicable.

Wisconsin Film Nitrate Project - Janice Allen interview

Wisconsin Film Nitrate Project - Jess Daily interview

Wisconsin Film Nitrate Project - Ken Weissman Interview

Wisconsin Film Nitrate Project - Paul Spehr Interview