American Hand book of the Daguerreotype
American Hand book of the Daguerreotype
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On adding hydrochloric acid cautiously to the mixture, a chloricof the metal will be formed, and carbonic acid will be evolvedfrom the remaining carbonate. The chloride formed is soluble;but as there are two chlorides of these metals, and we wishto produce the one which contains the most chlorine, it is bestto add the acid cautiously until the solution is decidedly acid. After filtering the solution, it is fit for use; and it should bepreserved in well-stoppered bottles. The water used should b...e rainor distilled water.
"About one part of the mixed chlorides should be used to threeor four of water.
"The battery may be either Smee's, Daniell's, or Grove's;if of either of the former, it should be of two series;if of the latter, one cup is sufficient.
"The plate on being immersed in the liquid, almost instantly takesa violet color. It should be allowed to remain from two to five minutes, according to the strength of the battery, and until it becomes nearly black. It should now be carefully washed, and afterwards heated over a spiritlamp until it takes a cherry-red color, and it is then ready for exposurein the camera.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On adding hydrochloric acid cautiously to the mixture, a chloricof the metal will be formed, and carbonic acid will be evolvedfrom the remaining carbonate. The chloride formed is soluble;but as there are two chlorides of these metals, and we wishto produce the one which contains the most chlorine, it is bestto add the acid cautiously until the solution is decidedly acid. After filtering the solution, it is fit for use; and it should bepreserved in well-stoppered bottles. The water used should b...e rainor distilled water.
"About one part of the mixed chlorides should be used to threeor four of water.
"The battery may be either Smee's, Daniell's, or Grove's;if of either of the former, it should be of two series;if of the latter, one cup is sufficient.
"The plate on being immersed in the liquid, almost instantly takesa violet color. It should be allowed to remain from two to five minutes, according to the strength of the battery, and until it becomes nearly black. It should now be carefully washed, and afterwards heated over a spiritlamp until it takes a cherry-red color, and it is then ready for exposurein the camera.
What to read after American Hand book of the Daguerreotype?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sd Humphrey to read onlineMoreLess
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