RE: palladium sensitizer question
But even if it's non-iodized, doesn't ordinary table salt contain some other compounds for making it better flowing (anti-lump agents)? I would use pure sodium chloride (quite cheap). Since Clay and Eric suggest non-iodized table salt, that means either a) trace amount of other compounds doesn't harm b) non-iodized table salt sold in the States doesn't contain any alien compounds - like anti-lump agents. ? Regards, Loris. -----Original Message----- From: Clay [mailto:wcharmon@wt.net] Sent: 27 Kasım 2006 Pazartesi 01:30 To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca Subject: Re: palladium sensitizer question Yes. Non-iodized Morton's salt. It is easy. __________________________________________ On Nov 26, 2006, at 5:24 PM, Tom Hawkins wrote: Listmembers, I would like to prepare my own 'Standard Palladium Solution No.3'. Sullivan and Weese (in the 'New Platinum Print') give the followiing formula: palladium chloride 2.3 gm sodium chloride 2.0 gm water to make 25 ml My question is : just good old noniodized table salt?
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