Black-and-white development processing method with replenishment

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Regenerating image processing composition – Developer

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430435, 430436, 430440, 430446, 430480, 430483, 430492, G03C 531

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ABSTRACT:
A photographic silver halide element, such as a radiographic film, can be developed using a black-and-white developing solution containing an ascorbic acid developing agent. This solution is replenished with a replenisher solution of basically the same components but the amounts may be greater. Moreover, the replenisher solution pH is from 0.1 and up to 0.3 pH units higher than that of the developing solution. Both developing and replenisher solutions are free of hydroquinone. Replenishment can be carried out at relatively low rates with less impact on the environment without sacrificing sensitometric performance.

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