From: Judy Seigel (jseigel@panix.com)
Date: 12/15/02-11:13:48 PM Z
On Sun, 15 Dec 2002, Sandy King wrote:
> It is my understanding that Kodak currently buffers their packaged
> D76 developer so, assuming that your solution was mixed from a
> prepared package it would not have increased in alkalinity over this
> period of time.
Well this was some time ago, as I have not used D-76 recently... Reading
this discussion I theorize that as the solution got weaker with age, the
pH picked up, so net activity remained the same. (Would that we could say
the same.)
Meanwhile, I note that Sandy and others are mentioning pH -- how are
you/they measuring it? I found the strips (hyperion? or like that)
unsatisfactory, not precise, aged quickly, etc. Bought a digital poker
type instrument, but it was worse, inconsistent, slow & generally wiggy.
Is there anything short of major outlay that works well?
J.
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> That would not be true, however, if you mixed the D76 from scratch to
> the original formula.
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> Sandy King
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