Method for melting a photographic composition gel to a sol using

Electric heating – Capacitive dielectric heating – Specific heating application

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219774, 219762, 219736, 219702, 430130, H05B 654, G03C 102

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ABSTRACT:
A method for making a photographic composition gel ready for use in production from a good preservative frozen state, causing no change in photographic properties, wherein a photographic composition gel is melted to a sol by placing a light shielding dielectric preservative container holding lumps of a photographic composition gel in a dielectric heating apparatus which generates high frequencies capable of penetrating to a depth corresponding to the size of the above photographic composition gel lumps, and melting the photographic composition gel to a sol by irradiating the lumps of gel with the above high frequencies from the outside of the container.

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