LN> The only comment I can offer here, from *many* complaints that I have
LN> received in the past, is that you may have made a mistake in getting your
LN> ferric oxalate from a "major chemical house". When I was actively
LN> printing in Pt I was very happy to find Bostick & Sullivan's ferric
LN> oxalate.
Not being a chemist, I find this rather perplexing. I like the idea of
doing business with firms like Bostick & Sullivan in business, but is there
really a difference between their's and a major chemical house's Ferric
Oxalate? Luis and the group, can you provide a little more insight into any
difference for Ferric Oxalate or any other chemical that is used in
alternative processes.
Thanks,
Brian (shaw@courier3.aero.org)