A GELATINE emulsion of silver bromide grains is the universal detector for most radiations and is described by a vast literature 1. It is, however, possible to produce radiation-sensitive thin films ...
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IT appears that study of the absorption spectra of the silver halide vapours has, with the exception 1 of silver chloride, hitherto been confined to wavelengths above about 2500 A. We have recently ...
Colloidal silver is produced when aqueous silver solutions containing gelatine absorb ionizing radiation. The reduction is accelerated in the presence of organic solutes. The colloidal silver is ...
Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol. 13 (May, 1877 - May, 1878), pp. 171-174 (4 pages) ...
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