[NHCOLL-L:1724] Re: Archival Paper

[Simon Grove]

Have a look at Teslin - http://www.ppg.com/chm_teslin/whatsteslin/whatis.htm .  We've been trialling it for a few months for wet and dry specimens.  So far it more than meets our expectations.

Simon Grove





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Dr Simon J Grove, Conservation Biologist,
Biology and Conservation Branch, 
Division of Forest Research and Development
Forestry Tasmania, GPO Box 207, Hobart, Tasmania 7001, Australia.
Tel. 61 3 6233 8141.  Fax 61 3 6233 8292.  
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>>> "JD Dubick" <JD.Dubick at noaa.gov> 10/10/02 23:31:35 >>>
To the List:

I am looking for a source of archival quality, non-acidic, 100% 
rag/cotton paper to be used as labels for benthic infaunal  specimens 
stored in 70% ethanol. I need a good substitute for Resistall which 
holds up very well over time, but is acidic. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

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JD Dubick 
NOAA/NOS 
219 Ft. Johnson Rd.
Charleston, SC 29412
tel. (843) 762.8655
fax. (843) 762.8700
email JD.Dubick at noaa.gov 


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