The conservator was carefully albumenising the nineteenth-century photographs to restore their original sheen.

When exposed to acid, the protein solution albumenises and forms a stiff, opaque layer.

Several albumenoids were identified in the sediment core samples.

To preserve the antique photograph, the conservator decided to albumenise its surface using a traditional egg-white solution.

The researchers isolated an albumenoid fraction from the serum to study its role in immune responses.