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Volume 64 - Page 184
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Volume 64 |
1-12 |
1/1/1924 |
… s, respectively, of this emulsion. A portion of the bottom … hich involve keeping the emulsions molten for quite long p … |
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Volume 78 - Page 222
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Volume 78 |
1-9, 11-12 |
1/1/1938 |
… a panchromatic negative emulsion only. The sodium lamp wo … orthochromatic negative emulsions, as the bulk of its use … |
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Volume 19 - Page 19
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Volume 19 |
1-9 |
8/10/1878 |
… E LATENT IMAGE 0N WASHED EMULSION, AND ITS RESTORATION. BY … ed prOteCtlon alb ed for emulsion work. I took 12 x IO pla … |
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Volume 19 - Page 38
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Volume 19 |
1-9 |
8/10/1878 |
… read a Paper on GELATINE EMULSION PROCESS. By C. BENNETT. … connected with gelatine emulsion, I trust youm’ permit me … |
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Volume 22 - Page 38
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Volume 22 |
1-9 |
10/10/1881 |
… to have the most stable emulsions and, at the same time, … o— muriatic acid, to the emulsion to prevent fog, ought no … |
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Volume 21 - Page 69
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Volume 21 |
1-9 |
2/10/1880 |
… OVERY REGARDING GELATINE EMULSION. By L. WARNERKE. SOME sh … portion of the gelatine emulsion submitted to the combine … |
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Volume 21 - Page 16
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Volume 21 |
1-9 |
2/10/1880 |
… LATiNo-BROMiDE or SILVER EMULSIONS.—By Dr. J. M. Enron—[We … eparing gelatine-bromide emulsions. The following is a tra … |
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Volume 101 - Page 128
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Volume 101 |
1-12 |
1/1/1961 |
… N PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE Emulsions. It is unnecessary to d … of specially sensitized emulsions, such as infra-red, whi … |
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Volume 92 - Page 108
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Volume 92 |
1-12 |
1/1/1952 |
… es the sensitivity of an emulsion to its optimum. However, … r, for many purposes the emulsion is still unsatisfactory … |
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Volume 91 - Page 53
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Volume 91 |
1-12 |
1/1/1951 |
… couplers present in its emulsion layers. Instead couplers … es using couplers in the emulsion layers, and this is part … |
| 411 |
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Volume 120 - Page 223
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Volume 120 |
9 |
1/1/1980 |
… es of brush marks in the emulsion coating. A multiple prin … r and negative together, emulsion to emulsion, in a contac … |
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Volume 79 - Page 326
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Volume 79 |
1-12 |
1/1/1939 |
… eristics in photographic emulsions series, empirical relat … eristics in photographic emulsion series, empirical relati … |
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Volume 80 - Page 229
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Volume 80 |
1-12 |
1/1/1940 |
… e, is projected upon the emulsion to be tested. The photog … e resolving power of the emulsion is calculated very simpl … |
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Volume 79 - Page 172
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Volume 79 |
1-12 |
1/1/1939 |
… er cubic centi» metre of emulsion and the average grain Si … per cubic centimetre of emulsion and the average grain Si … |
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Volume 34 - Page 122
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Volume 34 |
1-12 |
2/10/1893 |
… ng to the washing of the emulsion not being absolutely per … y washed gelatinobromide emulsion plate, the latent or und … |
| 416 |
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Volume 36 - Page 139
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Volume 36 |
1-12 |
28/9/1895 |
… lver bromide in gelatine emulsion is not wanting in any wa … ee ways, by coating with emulsion, by bathing in silver ni … |
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Volume 53 - Page 89
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Volume 53 |
8 |
1/1/1913 |
… on as w1de a \ariety of emulsions as possible so that the … equations for any given emulsion when different times of … |
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Volume 46 - Page 125
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Volume 46 |
11 |
1/1/1906 |
… lilm at the back of the emulsion will possess many advant … e sensitising of bromide emulsions. For the present two of … |
| 419 |
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Volume 70 - Page 333
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Volume 70 |
1-9, 11-12 |
1/1/1930 |
… SILVER CHLORIDE-GELATIN EMULSIONS FOR TRANSPARENCIES AND … Silver Chloride—Gelatin Emulsions for Transparencies and … |
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Volume 66 - Page 393
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Volume 66 |
1-9, 11-12 |
1/1/1926 |
… z'n’ BOO/1, the .1 .. -~ emulsion in relation to photograp … vity of 104 photographic emulsions part I (the effect of c … |
