From: Carl Weese (cweese@earthlink.net)
Date: 01/21/02-07:32:54 AM Z
Jeffrey,
Have a workshop student coming in today so I won't subject him to
experiments, but later in the week I'll see what happens at 60F
temperatures. BTW, coating at that temperature I figure you _must_ be
warming your metal solutions to keep them fully dissolved, and that in turn
makes you wonder about the actual temperature at the paper surface, or a
sudden drop in temp as the solution hits the relatively cool paper...
---Carl
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>
> I will have to disagree with both Eric and Carl in that I have found the
> coating and exposure of Pt/Pd to be better at 60F or the upper 50s. The
> real trouble starts when the temperature gets above 70F and especially
> above 80F.
>
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