10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IODISER»
Discover the use of
iodiser in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
iodiser and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The British Journal of Photography
also that ripe collodions, whether iodised or bromoiodised, work in a bath verging
on neutrality, the condition of the bath in question is, to all practical, if not
theoretical, considerations, also admirably adapted to both the iodiser and bromo
...
T. A. Malone, George Shadbolt, J. Traill Taylor, 1862
2
Photographic News for Amateur Photographers
(POTASSIUM IODISER) : — Alcohol, -817 at GO" 1J gallon. Iodide of potassium
3,200 grains. It is necessary to pulverise the iodide very carefully, and to warm
the spirit in a glazed covered saucepan to about 120° F. ; after which, on drawing
it ...
George Wharton Simpson, Sir William Crookes, 1860
3
Process: The Photomechanics of Printed Illustration
For use take 1 part Iodiser and 10 parts plain Collodion and stand aside to ripen
for two or three days before using. For the Silver Bath the inquirer cannot do
better than use one composed of recrystallised Silver Nitrate, dissolved in
distilled ...
4
The Photographic Annual: 1910 - 1911
Iodiser. — An alcoholic solution of iodides and bromides for adding to plain
collodion in the wet collodion process. Sec. 15, 1909. Iridium Chloride. — IrCl4.
Occasionally used in toning. Iron, cement 258 GLOSSARY— Hydroxyl-Iodiser.
5
The American Photo-engraver
Let the pyroxyline be well soaked with the spirit, then add the ether, and shake
occasionally until the cotton dissolves; then set aside until air bells subside, and
the collodion clears For line or screen negatives, the best iodiser is: Lithium
Iodide ...
6
English Language Word Builder
... INDITER IODISER JOSTLER MARBLER NETTLER PEOPLER PINGLER
PUDDLER REBATER REMAKER RETIRER RUFFLER SEETHER SNUBBER
STEALER STRIDER TATTLER TOOTLER TWEEZER WANGLER CANULAR
CUPULAR ...
7
The encyclopædia of early photography
Ammonium and cadmium iodide and cadmium bromide with cadmium chloride
are the general ingredients of the iodiser. A typical formula for collodion suitable
for process work is — Celloidin . . . i oz. 31 g. Alcohol (-805) . . 40 „ 1,136 ccs.
Bernard Edward Jones, 1981
8
A cyclopædia of practical receipts and ... information on ...
Iodide of potassium, 185 grains; alcohol, sp, gr. '816, 10 fl. oz. Powder and
dissolve in the alcohol, previously heated to 140°. — b. (Cadmium Iodiser.)
Iodide of cadmium, 170 grains; alcohol, sp. gr. -816, 10 fl. oz. Dissolve in the cold,
and filter.
Arnold James Cooley, Richard Vine Tuson, 1880
Wet Collodion Negatives. COLLODION is supplied in two bottles, the larger one
containing plain collodion, the smaller one the iodising solution. The plain
collodion consists of pyroxyline dissolved in a mixture of ether and alcohol, the
iodiser ...
10
Cooley's Cyclopædia of Practical Receipts and Collateral ...
Decant the clear liquid from the sediment after a week or ten days' rest. The
following forms for romaine somrloss are recommendedz—a. (Potassium Iodiser.
) Iodide of potassium, 135 grains; alcohol, sp. gr. '816, 10 fl. oz. Powder and
dissolve ...
Arnold James Cooley, Richard Vine Tuson, 1879
