From: Judy Seigel (jseigel@panix.com)
Date: 03/01/01-02:18:05 AM Z
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001 bmaxey1@juno.com wrote:
> I was wondering when something about "Archival Stability" would be
> posted. This is a hard question. I think it is foolish to worry about how
> archival a single constituent of a solution is because there are many
> things used to make all types of prints that are not necessisarily
> stable. You really cant think of chemicals in that matter, for some very
> unstable chemicals might be used that when chemically changed, become
> stable.
I think that misinterprets the concern. I took it to mean that the
instability of the peroxide made precise measurements of the strength of a
given solution difficult, hence compromised control of the *process.*
> Additionally, a chemical may be stable for a long time, but when mixed
> with something else, becomes less stable.
Or, right away, eg., inkjet printer inks.
Judy
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