[alt-photo] Re: Stoichiometry for the nonscientist

Katharine Thayer kthayer at pacifier.com
Fri Jul 30 14:04:55 GMT 2010


Huh?  I'm quite sure I didn't say that stoichiometry refers only  to  
chemical reactions in photography, or that it's only found in  
Wikipedia;  in fact the word doesn't even occur in the (basically  
unreadable to the layperson)  excerpt David quoted from the  
"internet" which I suspected probably came from Wikipedia.





On Jul 30, 2010, at 12:00 AM, Alberto Novo wrote:

>> ...Stoichiometry is the fancy  word we use for the calculations  
>> that express the molecules in the  chemical equation
>>
>
> The word stoichiometry derives from two Greek words: stoicheion  
> (meaning "elemental substance") and metron (meaning "measurement").  
> First used by the German Richter in 1792, so well before  
> Photography...
> This is not only in Wikipedia :-)
>
> Alberto
> www.grupponamias.com
> www.alternativephotography.com/articles/art102.html
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