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Is the process of reduction expose silver halides are reduced into metallic silver?Chemical reduction of the exposed silver bromide grains is the process that converts them into visible metallic silver. This action is typically provided by two chemicals in the solution: phenidone and hydroquinone. Phenidone is the more active and primarily produces the mid to lower portion of the gray scale.
During which step of the processing procedure are the exposed silver halide crystals reduced to metallic silver?Chapter 7 & 8. In what processing stage that unexposed silver halides are dissolved and removed from the emulsion?FIXING. The acidic fixing solution removes the unexposed and undeveloped silver bromide crystals from the film emulsion and re-hardens the emulsion that has softened during the development process.
Which agent is responsible for converting the exposed silver halide crystals to black metallic silver?The purpose of the developing agent is to reduce the exposed silver halide crystals chemically to black metallic silver. Hydroquinone is a benzene derivative and acts at slowrate but generates the black tones and the sharp contrast of the radiographic image.
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