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... acid in concentrations greater than 5 percent ; mercury salts including mercuric
chlorides ; and the condensed vapor from sulfurous acid ( water containing sulfur
dioxide ) that forms , for example , in a closed space over an acid fixing bath .
... acid in concentrations greater than 5 percent ; mercury salts including mercuric
chlorides ; and the condensed vapor from sulfurous acid ( water containing sulfur
dioxide ) that forms , for example , in a closed space over an acid fixing bath .
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Sulfur compounds tend to desensitize photographic emulsions in the developer
and the predeveloper steps of photographic processing . The amount of
desensitization will depend on the type and amount of sulfur compound and on
the ...
Sulfur compounds tend to desensitize photographic emulsions in the developer
and the predeveloper steps of photographic processing . The amount of
desensitization will depend on the type and amount of sulfur compound and on
the ...
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Rubbers and Elastomers PHOTOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY All commercial synthetic
and natural rubbers , except one special grade of neoprene , contain sulfur .
Sulfur compounds tend to desensitize , but may also fog photographic products .
Rubbers and Elastomers PHOTOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY All commercial synthetic
and natural rubbers , except one special grade of neoprene , contain sulfur .
Sulfur compounds tend to desensitize , but may also fog photographic products .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Construction Materials for Photographic Processing Equipment Volume 12 of Kodak publication |
| Author | Eastman Kodak Company |
| Edition | 3, illustrated |
| Publisher | Eastman Kodak Company, 1980 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 27 Jun 2008 |
| ISBN | 087985250X, 9780879852504 |
| Length | 36 pages |
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