Gas separation: apparatus – Electric field separation apparatus – With nonelectrical gas treating or conditioning means
Patent
1972-11-20
1977-11-08
Brammer, Jack P.
Gas separation: apparatus
Electric field separation apparatus
With nonelectrical gas treating or conditioning means
96 55, 96114, G03C 700, G03C 300, G03C 172
Patent
active
040574288
ABSTRACT:
Photographic elements are described which comprise a support having thereon at least one image dye-providing layer unit and at least one layer containing an immobile anionic organic acid having an equivalent weight based on acid groups of at least 70 and less than 800. In one embodiment, photographic elements of this invention can be contacted with a transition metal-ion complex such as a cobalt(III) ion complex before contact with a fixing bath and sufficient transition metal ion will be retained in the photographic element to bleach the silver in said element.
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Mowrey Rowland George
Smith Donald Arthur
Sutton Richard Calvin
Brammer Jack P.
Eastman Kodak Company
Thomas Carl O.
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