Abstract
Archaeological silver may become brittle owing to long-term corrosion and microstructural changes. Recognition and determination of corrosion-induced and microstructurally induced embrittlement, and also their synergy, are important for artifact conservation and possible restoration. This article considers the types of embrittlement, diagnostic techniques, and remedial measures.
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