Processing of Latent Imaging Flashcards

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Prepares the surface of the film for proper penetration

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Wetting stage

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Stages of processing (manual)

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Wetting
Development
Rinsing
Fixing
Washing
Drying
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2
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Penetrates the gelatin of the emulsion

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Water

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3
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Converts the silver halide crystal to black metallic silver

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Development stage

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4
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Chemical use in development stage

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Development solution

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5
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Amount of blackening depends on:

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Temperature
Time
Activity of developer chemicals

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6
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An up and down movement of tge film within the solution

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Agitation

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7
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In manual processing , agitation should be limited to

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5 seconds

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8
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Too much agitation will result to

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Uneven development

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9
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Removes the excessive developer solution from the film’s surface before putting the film to the fixer solution

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Rinsing stage

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10
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Used to neutralize the alkaline developer solution

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Stop bath ( diluted acetic solution)

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11
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Rinsing in automatic is removed because of the presence of

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Squeegee rollers

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12
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Removes the unexposed silver compounds and hardens gelatin

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Fixing stage

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13
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Chemical use in fixing stage

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Fixer solution

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14
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Activity of fixer solution is derermined by

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pH level of solution

Silver concentration on fixer

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15
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Removes residual fixer from the film emulsion and remainder of soluble silver salts

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Washing stage

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16
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Dries the film and completely hardens the gelatin

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Drying stage

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17
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Container of the water

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Master tank

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18
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Container of the developer and fixer solution

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Insert tank

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19
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Quantitative method of measuring the degree of acidity or alkalinity of a solution

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pH

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20
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The basis of the pH scale.

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Pure water

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21
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Acid portion of the substance in a solution

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H+ ion

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22
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Alkaline portion of the substance in a solution

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OH

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23
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pH has a value of

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0-14

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_____ pH level is neutral
7
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Developer for auto processing have a pH range of
9.6 - 10.6
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Fixer for auto processing have a pH range of
4.2-4.9
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Developer chemicals has 2 functions
Conversion | Selectivity
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Convert crystal to black metallic silver
Conversion
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Must differentiate between exposed silevr halide from unexposed silver halide
Selectivity
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Converts exposed silver halide crystals to black metallic silver Provides electrons to the crystal to change positive silver to black neutral silver
Developing agent / reducing agent
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Solution which hydrogen concentration is practically unchanged by dilution
Buffer
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Absorbing harmful by products of development action
Buffer
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Loss of activity of developer
Exhaustion | Oxidation
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Controls developer activity by ensuring correct pH Gives alkaline in solution
Accelerator / activator
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Improves selectivity of developer , ensuring low fog and high image contrast
Restrainer / anti-foggant
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Reduce aerial oxidation to minimum
Preservative
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Metods of reducing aerial oxidation
High preservative level Floating lid Closely fitting roller Deep narrow tanks
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Soften hard water supplies, preventing precipitation of the calcium and magnesium salts
Sequestering agent
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Act as solvent for all chemicals
Solvent ( water)
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Reduces emulsion swelling and softening ( automatic)
Hardening agent
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Stimulate uniform development by reducing the surface tension bet ghe developing solution and film emulsion
Wetting agent ( detergent)
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Reduce foaming mainly due to the presence of wetting agent
Anti - frothant ( anti- foaming)
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Prevents the growth of fungi
Fungicide
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Depresses the pH of the developer
Starter solution
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Replaces the exhausted developer
Replenisher
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Average replenishment is
40-60 ml for every 35 cm film
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Factors affects to development
Time Temperature Concentration of chemical
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2 fixer chemicals function
Conversion | Selectivity
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Convert unexposed undeveloped silver halide crystals to soluble silver complexes
Conversion
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Must no effect on either the metallic silver in the developed image w/c it us suspended
Selectivity
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Converts unexposed, undeveloped silver bromide into water soluble silver complexes Produces the transparent appearance of the film
Fixing agent /clearing agent
52
Agawan ng fixer at developer
Dichronic fog
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Stop development by neutralizing tge alkali developer
Acid ( activator)
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Maintain the pH of the fixing solution w/in fine tolerance
Buffer
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Reduced to minimum the breakdown of fixing agent into sulfur particles
Preservative
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Control the swelling and softening of the emulsion
Hardener
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Average replenishment is
80-100 ml for every 35 cm film
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Remove the remainder of the soluble silver complex salts that have not been removed by the water
Washing
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Length of time a film will store w/i significant detoriation
Archival permanence
60
Responsible for yellow-brown strains
Salts
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Uses two electrodes . Silver ions are attracted to tge cathode is neutralized
Electrolytic method
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Types of manual processing
Time-temperature method | Sight development
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Types of processing
Manual Automatic Day light system
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Wash water passes through the steel wool fibers and silver ions exchanges with iron ions in the steel wool
Metal ion exchange
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Sodium suphide is added to waste fixer
Precipitation