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Volume 62 - Page 61 | Volume 62 | 12 | 1/1/1922 | … de Grain of Photographic Emulsions,” by A. P. H Trivelli a … tely. With bromo- iodide emulsions with chemical developme … |
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Volume 64 - Page 51 | Volume 64 | 1-12 | 1/1/1924 | … grains of a photographic emulsion is due primarily to the … grain—size class. in an emulsion, for a given treatment, … |
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Volume 73 - Page 176 | Volume 73 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1933 | … development of a special emulsion which went far to mmbj c … e resolving power in the emulsion w \ great indeed. About … |
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Volume 73 - Page 16 | Volume 73 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1933 | … be obtained when all the emulsion beneath all the red elem … sort. In order that the emulsion underneath the red grain … |
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Volume 72 - Page 145 | Volume 72 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1932 | … he new fast panchromatic emulsions, which should be an i f … such solutions decreases emulsion speed. Summarizing the o … |
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Volume 73 - Page 168 | Volume 73 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1933 | … ct. When one was testing emulsions—and he would be sorry t … y to state the number of emulsions that passed through his … |
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Volume 69 - Page 172 | Volume 69 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1929 | … rved with the solidified emulsion bathed in solutions of d … dly reversible in liquid emulsions. and to some extent var … |
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Volume 64 - Page 94 | Volume 64 | 1-12 | 1/1/1924 | … sk why the range of kine—emulsions is so limited. As there … ne—positive and negative emulsions, it must be presumed th … |
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Volume 65 - Page 18 | Volume 65 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1925 | … ture the process of AgBr emulsion—grain formation as essen … ture of the Photographic Emulsion," \\'ightman, Trivelli a … |
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Volume 65 - Page 382 | Volume 65 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1925 | … statement, “ The liquid emulsion is thus kept warm or rip … paragraph by ” Still the emulsion has no speed . . ."— ref … |
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Volume 66 - Page 174 | Volume 66 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1926 | … quantity of photographic emulsion with thiosinamine it was … ince on centrifuging the emulsion no thiosinamine could be … |
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Volume 75 - Page 269 | Volume 75 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1935 | … overed with photographic emulsion, lengthwise, thickness 0 … overed with photographic emulsion, lengthwise, thickness 0 … |
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Volume 76 - Page 178 | Volume 76 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1936 | … e characteristic of each emulsion is next Obtained. Care m … e stale developer in the emulsion, this time not being aff … |
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Volume 75 - Page 317 | Volume 75 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1935 | … it as they did upon the emulsions produced [11 the past b … ul series of specialised emulsions Messrs. Ilford were sho … |
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Volume 76 - Page 105 | Volume 76 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1936 | … ng a pure silver bromide emulsion ot very low sensitivity … ripening of photographic emulsions, (SM. 1’! Ind. P/llll., … |
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Volume 73 - Page 223 | Volume 73 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1933 | … rk in “1d little bits of emulsion will sometimes find ztlfil … rom dirt and articles of emulsion. . . The provision for d … |
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Volume 75 - Page 124 | Volume 75 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1935 | … of the large variety of emulsion contrasts and colour sen … ms coated with a similar emulsion are invaluable for com- … |
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Volume 71 - Page 197 | Volume 71 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1931 | … and use of panchromatic emulsions. The question of correc … ly screened panchromatic emulsions, and to achieve this by … |
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Volume 68 - Page 141 | Volume 68 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1928 | … ojective area per cc. of emulsion was 400 sq. cm., and the … cm. Hence, for 1 cc AgBr emulsion we have 800 X 693 x10“, … |
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Volume 65 - Page 39 | Volume 65 | 1-9, 11-12 | 1/1/1925 | … developer with the same emulsion. (3) Effects of temperat … wing z—Bad mixing 0f the emulsion; errors in coating, and … |
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