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particles of a
metallic silver, or dye clouds,
developed from
silver halide that have
received enough photons.
While film
grain is a
function of such particles...
-
image center, at
least four
silver atoms are necessary. On the
other hand, a
developed silver grain can have
billions of
silver atoms. Therefore, photographic...
- the board, the
medullary rays
often produce beautiful figure such as
silver grain,
medullary spots, pith flecks, etc. Corkhill,
Thomas (1989). The Complete...
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carbon dioxide and water, and
hence co****r-
grained silver tends to be used instead. For instance, 15%
silver supported on α-Al2O3 or
silicates is a catalyst...
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suitable for
furniture and
cabinet making. The wood has a
beautiful silver grain similar to a
quartered oak. A red dye can also be
obtained from the bark...
- the
individual silver particles forming the
image are seen as
grain. The
image on the C-41 films, however, does not
contain silver. Instead, C-41 negatives...
- (typically < 1 μm in
diameter and
containing ~1012 Ag atoms)
called grains.
Silver bromide reacts readily with
liquid ammonia to
generate a
variety of...
-
desired effect. The
third layer is the
gelatin binder that
holds the
silver grains of the
photographic image.
Gelatin has many
qualities that make it an...
- A
grain is a unit of
measurement of m****, and in the troy weight, avoirdupois, and apothecaries' systems,
equal to
exactly 64.79891 milligrams. It is...
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layer of
silver halide crystals. When the
exposed silver halide grains are developed, the
silver halide crystals are
converted to
metallic silver, which...