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Table 2 Location of the samples, materials, and analyses performed on each sample

From: Mapping of stones and their deterioration forms: the Clock Tower, Venice (Italy)

ID sample

Façade

Material

Sampling location

Analyses

1E

East

Stone

From the stone cladding slab on the north side of the eastern wall. At a height of about 1.00 m from the bottom of the balustrade

PLOM; XRPD; SEM–EDX; IC

2E

Stone

From the crystalline-marble hexagonal cladding slab on the north side of the eastern wall. At a height of about 1.00 m from the bottom of the balustrade

PLOM

3E

Stone

At the beginning of the eastern terrace, from a pillar of the balustrade looking north, near the door. At a height of about 1.00 m from the bottom of the balustrade

PLOM; XRPD; SEM–EDX

5E

Stone

On the eastern terrace, from the capital of a small column of the balustrade looking south. At a height of about 0.70 m from the bottom of the balustrade

PLOM; XRPD; SEM–EDX; IC

6E

Stone + black deposit

From the crystalline-marble hexagonal cladding slab on the south side of the eastern wall. At a height of about 1.60 m from the bottom of the balustrade

OM (Bio); XRPD; µFTIR

7E

Powder

On the eastern terrace, from a small column of the balustrade looking south. At a height of about 0.50 m from the bottom of the balustrade

XRPD; IC

8E

Powder

On the eastern terrace, from a small column of the balustrade looking south. At a height of about 0.50 m from the bottom of the balustrade

XRPD

9E

Biological deposit

On the eastern terrace, from the top handrail of the balustrade looking south. At a height of about 1.00 m from the bottom of the balustrade

OM (Bio)

10E

Biological deposit

On the eastern terrace, from the top handrail of the balustrade looking south. At a height of about 1.00 m from the bottom of the balustrade

OM (Bio)

11E

Biological deposit

On the eastern terrace, from the top handrail of the balustrade looking south. At a height of about 1.00 m from the bottom of the balustrade

OM (Bio)

12E

Biological material

On the eastern terrace, from the pavement of the balustrade. From the floor

OM (Bio)

1N

North

Stone

On the terrace behind the Moors, from the second step under the statues. At a height of about 1.00 m above the terrace floor

OM (Bio); PLOM; XRPD; IC

2N

Stone + green and black deposits

On the terrace behind the Moors, from the east side of the first step under the statues. At a height of about 1.20 m above the terrace floor

PLOM; XRPD; SEM–EDX; µFTIR; IC

3N

Stone

On the terrace behind the Moors, from a small column of the balustrade looking north. At a height of about 0.30 m above the terrace floor

PLOM; XRPD

4N

Stone + green deposits

On the terrace behind the Moors, from the west side of the first step under the statues. At a height of about 1.30 m above the terrace floor

PLOM; XRPD; SEM–EDX; IC

1S

South

Stone + yellow patina

On the ground floor, from the eastern column of the central archway of the colonnade facing St. Mark's Square. At a height of about 1.60 m above the square floor

PLOM; XRPD; µFTIR

2S

Very thin black crust

On the ground floor, from the second pillar of the eastern wing of the colonnade facing St. Mark's Square. At a height of about 1.50 m above the square floor

XRPD; SEM–EDX; IC

3S

Organic patina

On the ground floor, from the third column of the eastern wing of the colonnade facing St. Mark's Square. At a height of about 1.00 m above the square floor, just above the column base

µFTIR

4S

Black crust

On the ground floor, from the Corinthian capital of the second semi-column of the eastern wing of the colonnade facing St. Mark's Square. At a height of about 3.70 m above the square floor

XRPD; SEM–EDX

5S

Black crust

On the ground floor, from the Corinthian capital of the fourth column of the western wing of the colonnade facing St. Mark's Square. At a height of about 3.70 m above the square floor

XRPD; SEM–EDX; IC

1W

West

Stone + black deposits

On the western terrace, from a stone shelf at the west end of the terrace. At a height of about 1.00 m above the balustrade floor

OM (Bio); PLOM; XRPD; SEM–EDX; IC

2W

Biological deposit

On the western terrace, from the top handrail of the balustrade looking south. At a height of about 1.00 m above the balustrade floor

OM (Bio)

3W

Biological deposit

On the western terrace, from the top handrail of the balustrade looking north. At a height of about 1.00 m above the balustrade floor

OM (Bio)

4W

Yellowish organic patina (powder)

From the crystalline-marble hexagonal cladding slab on the north side of the western wall. At a height of about 1.30 m above the balustrade floor

XRPD; µFTIR

5W

Stone

On the western terrace, from a small column of the balustrade looking south. At a height of about 0.50 m above the balustrade floor

PLOM; XRPD; SEM–EDX; IC

6W

Black crust

On the western terrace, from the top handrail of the balustrade looking south. At a height of about 1.00 m above the balustrade floor

µFTIR

7W

Yellowish organic patina (powder)

From the crystalline-marble hexagonal cladding slab on the south side of the western wall. At a height of about 1.30 m above the balustrade floor

XRPD; µFTIR

8W

Stone

On the western terrace, from the southern side of the doorjamb. At a height of about 1.20 m above the balustrade floor

PLOM; XRPD; SEM–EDX; IC

9W

Stone

On the western wall, from the arch of the doorframe. At a height of about 2.50 m above the balustrade floor

PLOM; XRPD

  1. PLOM polarised light optical microscopy, XRPD X-ray powder diffraction, SEM–EDX scanning electron microscope coupled with energy dispersive X-ray spectrometry, IC chromatography analysis, OM (Bio) biological analysis, µFTIR Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy