RE: chemigrams (again?)/ cyanide

From: Jonathan Bailey ^lt;jon@jonathan-bailey.com>
Date: 09/24/04-07:48:51 AM Z
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Martin,

You stated:
Thiocyanate is actually a fixing agent (silver halide solvent)...
Regarding the acetate-buffered thiocyanate solution, it might be related to
the risk of releasing cyanide when thiocyanate is brought in contact with
acids.

I always understood that cyanide is "fixed" and stable in substances like
sodium thiocyanate or pot. ferracyanide (and/or ferricyanide...) etc.

Jon
www.jonathan-bailey.com
Received on Fri Sep 24 07:49:03 2004

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