Photographic processes and compositions employing thioether cont

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430419, 430428, 430566, G03C 554, G03C 538, G03C 148

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042115590

ABSTRACT:
Difunctional compounds wherein one of said functions is a hard or soft atom that ionizes to the corresponding anion in alkaline solution to combine with silver cation and the other of said functions is a non-ionizable soft base that additionally combines with said silver cation are employed as silver halide complexing agents in photography. In a preferred embodiment, the difunctional compounds possess (a) an O, N or C atom that ionizes to the corresponding O.crclbar., N.crclbar. or C.crclbar. anion in basic solution and (b) an --S-- containing moiety excluding --SH and moieties that form --S.crclbar. in basic solution wherein the --S-- of said moiety is positioned alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon or zeta to said anion.

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patent: 4126459 (1978-11-01), Greenwald

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