Process for the destruction of developed and undeveloped photose

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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75118R, 75118P, 75101R, C22D 112, C22B 1104

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ABSTRACT:
The destruction of developed or undeveloped photographic film in a manner which permits also the recovery of silver and organic components from the film material in which the film is subjected to wet oxidation at high temperature and high pressure in the presence of a wet oxidation catalyst and a silver complexing compound, and then subjecting the liquor from the wet oxidation step to processing to separate the solubilized silver which is freed from the film and to separate components derived from the film material in the liquor that remains.

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