Research on mildew contamination affecting the sound quality of analog tapes

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Since 1947, analog tape recording has become the dominant method of sound recording and has been widely used in music, cultural outreach, scientific research, and news gathering, producing a large number of important audio archives. However, due to the presence of adhesives, mildew often develops on the tape magnetic layer and edges, posing a serious threat to long-term preservation and sound quality. ATR-FTIR and SEM were used to characterize the chemical and physical properties of magnetic tap

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