[alt-photo] Re: dilution of pt/pd

Loris Medici mail at loris.medici.name
Sat Jul 24 11:40:14 GMT 2010


Yes, exactly. The alkali (Na4) vs acid (Na2) stuff made me say "hmmmm"
too... Thanks.

Regards,
Loris.

2010/7/24 Clay Harmon Website <clayh at clayharmon.com>:
> I just use the tetrasodium variety out of habit. I wonder if using the disodium variety would beneficial? I know it is acidic versus the slightly basic tetrasodium version. hmmmm
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> Clay
> On Jul 24, 2010, at 6:35 AM, Loris Medici wrote:
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>> Clay which EDTA is that? I presume Na2EDTA... Right?
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>> 2010/7/24 Clay Harmon Website <clayh at clayharmon.com>:
>>> Mark, adding oxalic acid to the FO will shorten the exposure time. I tested this years ago, and it is increases the light sensitivity of
>>> the coating solution. And slightly increases its exposure scale. And makes it easier to clear. No downside to adding it that I was
>>> ever able to detect. My formula is 27g FO, 4g oxalic acid, 2g EDTA to make 100ml. I think this is a pretty standard mix.



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