Gas separation: apparatus – Chromatography type apparatus – Having imbedded baffle or flow distributor
Patent
1974-10-10
1977-01-04
Louie, Jr., Won H.
Gas separation: apparatus
Chromatography type apparatus
Having imbedded baffle or flow distributor
G03C 128
Patent
active
040010252
ABSTRACT:
Silver halide crystals in photographic emulsions are sensitized by the addition of compounds to the emulsion which will form silver sulphide with the silver halide crystals at a fast reaction rate v, where v = k. [concentration of the sensitizer compound in the emulsion] and k, the rate constant for the sulphide formation under the digestion conditions is in the range of from 0.1 to 100 min.sup.-.sup.1, and preferably at 0.5 to 10 min.sup.-.sup.1, provided that the sensitizer compound will distribute itself over the silver halide crystal surfaces at a rate which is fast as compared with the reaction rate of the sensitizer compound with the silver halide crystals so that substantially every silver halide crystal has an amount of sensitizer compound adsorbed to its surface from the beginning of the reaction sufficient to give the emulsion good contrast but not sufficient to cause fog.
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patent: 2410689 (1946-11-01), Sheppard et al.
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patent: 3502471 (1970-03-01), Van Pee et al.
Ulbing, Serial No. 51,021 June 29, 1970, Published in 883 OG 12 on Feb. 2, 1971, No. T883,017.
Journal of Photographic Science, vol. 20, 1972, pp. 107-110.
Journal of Photographic Science, vol. 20, 1972, pp. 223-227.
Louie, Jr. Won H.
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
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