The Barnet book of Photography
The Barnet book of Photography
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. • *5 grains Soda carbonate . . . . 2 „ Gold chloride . . . . 1 grain Water . . . . . . 20 to 40 ounces according to speed desired. Soda formate is not an easy salt to obtain, but is readily procurable in tabloid form. Two tabloids, each of formate compound and gold chloride, dissolved in 20 to 40 ounces of water will give a bath practically the same as the above. At full strength it is extremely quick acting, almost too quick in fact, and the weaker bath will be found far more comfortable 176... BARNET BOOK OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
to use. Mr. Bennett's remarks re distilled water seem to have special application to this bath.
Gold chloride in combination with soda bicarbonate, soda tungstate, borax, and even washing soda, have their advocates, but there would not seem to be any special advantages over those combinations already mentioned. Soda acetate appears to be somewhat unsuitable for gelatine P. O. P. Unless used together with sulphocyanide, and in that case one might as well use the plain sulphocyanide bath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. • *5 grains Soda carbonate . . . . 2 „ Gold chloride . . . . 1 grain Water . . . . . . 20 to 40 ounces according to speed desired. Soda formate is not an easy salt to obtain, but is readily procurable in tabloid form. Two tabloids, each of formate compound and gold chloride, dissolved in 20 to 40 ounces of water will give a bath practically the same as the above. At full strength it is extremely quick acting, almost too quick in fact, and the weaker bath will be found far more comfortable 176... BARNET BOOK OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
to use. Mr. Bennett's remarks re distilled water seem to have special application to this bath.
Gold chloride in combination with soda bicarbonate, soda tungstate, borax, and even washing soda, have their advocates, but there would not seem to be any special advantages over those combinations already mentioned. Soda acetate appears to be somewhat unsuitable for gelatine P. O. P. Unless used together with sulphocyanide, and in that case one might as well use the plain sulphocyanide bath.
What to read after The Barnet book of Photography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felix Raymer to read onlineMoreLess
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