Photographic Studies of Quasi-Stellar Objects And Other Active Radio Sources
Photographic Studies of Quasi-Stellar Objects And Other Active Radio Sources
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Results The response of four emulsions to cooling was tested: Kodak Tri-X Pan, Kodak Contrast Process Pan, Kodak 103a-0 (1E2) , and Kodak Illa-J (1G1) . The results are summarized in Table 3. Figure 20 shows speed gains obtained by cooling Tri-X Pan and Contras...t Process Pan, both in a 4" x 5" format.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as the cassette temperature stabilized heavy frost would form on the cassette and cold-gas feed tube; at the lowest temperature traces of frost formed on the outer window surface in spite of the warm gas flow between the windows.
Results The response of four emulsions to cooling was tested: Kodak Tri-X Pan, Kodak Contrast Process Pan, Kodak 103a-0 (1E2) , and Kodak Illa-J (1G1) . The results are summarized in Table 3. Figure 20 shows speed gains obtained by cooling Tri-X Pan and Contras...t Process Pan, both in a 4" x 5" format.
The characteristic curves and speeds for the cold emulsion work were determined in the same manner as those for the nitrogen baking experiments. In Figure 20 the speeds have been normalized to exposures made at room temperature. The Tri-X showed the largest increase in speed of any emulsion DO o o a) 4H X -i P P o 3 CJ o (/) X C Ph O t— i -H [/) P.
co o p o p o i/i H (!) +-> •H e H U 2 p a; • — > a> C/) U p ( P o X, CO c o P O (XI (/) o p 3 r— 1 P C) P 3 ■H 13 ai e !/> P co C o a (1) (/) P^ 1} 13 3 t= I— 1 4-1 Q) o 1— 1 P-l P u « ■H • H 13 p= rH u O p (t3 5-4 (J~, O M-i ■H CJ CJ p O +-> £ P i— 1 •H j= 3 P C o lo aJ C) u rt ,d Cj CJ p a> CJ Ed 13 ,p 1 rt p p p P fc; aJ
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