Formula for Making Porcelain Pictures
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TONING SOLUTION. No. 2.
Nitrate of Uranium, 5 grains; Bi. Carbon. Soda, 20 grains ; Water, 12 ounces.
DIRECTIONS. Dissolve the Bi. Carb. Soda and Uranium in the water, and when wanted for use, pour out into an egg cup (these are most convenient) equal parts of No. 1 and No. 2 ; flow the plate with this mixture, after it is thor- 27 ougnly wrinsed and freed from the Hypo. Soda. It will facilitate the toning if the solution is warmed, or the large blaze of a spirit-lamp held under the plate while... toning. The plate should be kept in agitation, and the toning con- tinued until the picture assumes a tolerable clearness and the blacks appear about as deep as they will, then wrinse the plate well.
REMAKES. The reason for recommending flowing the plate to tone, instead of immersing in a dish, is to save the gold solution ; for I find the toning solution not so good after using a few plates in it. After the picture has ar- rived at a certain point of color in toning, if continued in the solution, it will fade and become dim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TONING SOLUTION. No. 2.
Nitrate of Uranium, 5 grains; Bi. Carbon. Soda, 20 grains ; Water, 12 ounces.
DIRECTIONS. Dissolve the Bi. Carb. Soda and Uranium in the water, and when wanted for use, pour out into an egg cup (these are most convenient) equal parts of No. 1 and No. 2 ; flow the plate with this mixture, after it is thor- 27 ougnly wrinsed and freed from the Hypo. Soda. It will facilitate the toning if the solution is warmed, or the large blaze of a spirit-lamp held under the plate while... toning. The plate should be kept in agitation, and the toning con- tinued until the picture assumes a tolerable clearness and the blacks appear about as deep as they will, then wrinse the plate well.
REMAKES. The reason for recommending flowing the plate to tone, instead of immersing in a dish, is to save the gold solution ; for I find the toning solution not so good after using a few plates in it. After the picture has ar- rived at a certain point of color in toning, if continued in the solution, it will fade and become dim.
What to read after Formula for Making Porcelain Pictures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George L Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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