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range of application (ex. photography)

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scope of photography

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boring, uninteresting (ex. this made the development of photographs a long and ……. process)

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tedious

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to become wider, or to cause something to become wider (Though both methods came out the same year and ……….. the scope of photography, they produced very different results)

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broadened

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a chemical element that is a reddish-brown metal, used especially for making wire and coins. ex.: Creating a daguerreotype involved producing images on …… plates coated in a silver-and-chalk solution.

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copper (plates)

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thickly covered:

Ex.: Creating a dagueerreotype involved producing images on copper plates ……. in a silver-and-chalk solution.

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coated (in a silver-and-chalk solution.)

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a photographic image that has been exposed but not yet developed. Ex.: After the photo was taken, it was placed in mercury fumes to form a …….. image.

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latent image

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a photographic image that has been exposed but not yet developed. Ex.: After the photo was taken, it was placed in mercury fumes to form a …….. image.

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latent image

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dangerous; potentially causing harm. Ex.: The vapors were ……… to the photographer and could result in mercury poisoning.

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hazardous

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reasoning based on incomplete facts or information. Ex.: There is ……… that Daguerre himself may have suffered from mercury poisoning in his later years.

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speculation

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easily broken or damaged.

Ex.: Calotypes were easier to examine and less ……., making them popular with travelers.

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fragile

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cleverness and originality.
Ex.: Yet, the original results of Daguerre and Talbot’s ………. is still seen over a century later in today’s photographs.

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ingenulty

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strong, unpleasant, and sometimes dangerous gas or smoke.

Ex.: After the photo was taken, it was placed in mercury …….. to form a latent image.

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fumes

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A gas that escapes from a liquid or solid, esp. as a result of heating.
Ex.: The ……… were hazardous to the photographer and could result in mercury poisoning.

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The vapors

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to experience physical or mental pain:

There is speculation that Daguerre himself may have …….ed from mercury poisoning in his later years.

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suffered

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If something ……… the ……… for/to something else, it makes the other thing possible: The invention of daguerreotypes and calotypes helped …. the way for modern photography.

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pave the way

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