Process for the improvement of the adhesion of photographic laye

Gas separation: apparatus – Electric field separation apparatus – Electrode retaining or supporting means

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427 40, 427371, G03C 178, G03C 196

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ABSTRACT:
Corona treatment involves the continuous subjection of the film web to a steady alternating current discharge. This treatment is carried out in two consecutive stages, the corona discharge frequency f.sub.1 in the first stage being in the range f.sub.1 = 5 to 100 kHz and the corona discharge frequency f.sub.2 in the second stage being in the range f.sub.2 = 500 to 2000 kHz.

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