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The first step in manual film processing is: development
In manual film processing, the rinsing step is necessary because it: removes the developer from the film and stops the development process
The film emulsion is hardened during: fixing
The hydroquinone in the developer brings out the black tones, whereas the Elon in the developer brings out the gray tones on a dental radiograph: black; gray
In manual film processing, the optimal temperature for the developer solution is: 68° F
The size of a darkroom is determined by all the following factors except: humidity level of the room
Any leaks of white light into the darkroom will cause: film fogging
The safelight must be placed a minimum of how many feet from the film and the work area? 4
A universal safelight filter such as the GBX-2 by Carestream Health is recommended for: intraoral and extraoral films
Unopened boxes of radiographic film should not be stored in the darkroom because: chemical fumes from processing solutions may fog the film
The thermometer for manual processing should be placed in the: developer solution
At 68° F, the optimal development time in minutes for manual film processing is: 5
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