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chapter 9

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show screen film and direct exposure film  
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show super coat=outer most laye emulsion=gelatin adhesive layer=bonds emulsion base base layer=inner most layer  
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base layer   show
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crossover effect   show
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show -Radiation/light sensitive -very fragile and must have plastic base for stability -consists of silver halide crystals (silver bromide and silver iodine in gelatin) -silver halide: the material that is sensitive to light  
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silver halide crystals   show
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supercoat layer (outer most layer)   show
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film characteristics   show
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film speed   show
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film contrast   show
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show range of exposure that can be used with a film to produce diagnostic densities -wide latitude -narrow latitude  
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wide latitude   show
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show increase contrast=differentiate more strikingly with densities because of high contrast= black &white  
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show the color of light to which a particular film is most sensitive  
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show blue sensitive  
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show green sensitive  
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storing of unexposed film   show
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storage temp for unexposed film   show
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storage humidity for unexposed film   show
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show image on the film after exposure to x-ray but before processing -invisible  
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what is a manifest image   show
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show converting latent image into the manifest image  
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show a device that encompasses chemical tanks,roller transport system and a dryer system for processing film  
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show the amount of time needed to process 1 film (45 sec-3-5 minutes)  
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processor capacity   show
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show 1.developing 2.fixer 3.washer 4.dryer  
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show developing- deepest and film spends the most in it fixing-next deepest and film spends less time in the fixer then the developer washing-least deep and film spend the least amount of time here  
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show to create a latent image to manifest image  
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show -increase amount for metallic silver on film by increasing the number of silver atoms in each latent image center -reduce amount of silver halide crystals into metallic silver  
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show solution causes the emulsion to swell in order to allow interaction between chemicals and silver halide. solution donates an e- to sensitivity speck and therefor attracts more silver to the area of the sensitivity speck  
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show increase time and temp.=increased density=increased fog decrease time and temp=decreased density=film underdeveloped  
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show 1.developer/reducer 2.accelerator/activator 3.restrainer 4.preservative 5.hardener 6.solvent  
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developer tank: developing/reducing agent   show
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developer tank:accelerator/activator (buffering agent)   show
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developer tank: restrainer   show
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developer tank:preservative   show
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show purpose:hardens emulsion after swelling due to reducing agents. protects the image from being damaged by roller system while moving into fixer tank.  
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show purpose:to dilute chemicals so that they aren't too potent -water  
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show decreased chemical activity. 2 types: aerial oxidation and use oxidation  
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show decreased chemical strength due to exposure to air -affects developer because of air from feed tray  
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use oxidation   show
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show -to remove all undeveloped/unexposed silver halide (without affecting the metallic silver image) -make the manifest image permanent  
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secondary function of the fixer   show
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5 agents of fixing solution   show
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show purpose:to clear undeveloped silver halide from the film  
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show purpose: to stop development process and create acidic ph for fixing agent  
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fixer tank: preservative   show
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fixer tank:hardener   show
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fixer tank:solvent   show
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show fixer crossing over into the developer can disrupt the effectiveness of th developer solution.  
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show purpose:to remove fixer from film  
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show purpose:to remove 85-90% moister from film radiographs must retain 10-15% moister too little will cause cracking  
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10 components of the vertical transport system   show
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show flat metal surface with edges on either side that permits the film to enter easily and correctly aligned.  
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entrance rollers   show
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transport rollers   show
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turnaround/master rollers aka deep rollers   show
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crossover roller   show
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show slightly curved metal plates that guide the film between the rollers  
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what happens when guide shoes are in misalignment?   show
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drive system   show
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drive system:stand by control   show
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show replacement of fresh chemicals after loss of chemicals during processing. fixer & developer can become exhausted and decrease function  
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show replenishment system of developer and fixer is activated and pumps fresh chemicals for as long as the piece of film is in the entrance roller.film must be place crosswise to avoid over replenishment.  
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flood replenishment system   show
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show too many new chemicals. developer=increased density/decreased contrast fixer=overall wasting of solution  
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show too many old chemicals! developer=films jam because of lack of hardener fixer=films jam because of lack of hardener and leads to poor archival quality  
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recirculation   show
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developer temperature   show
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3 types of temperature controls   show
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temperature control:water jackets   show
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show heating coil immersed in tank and controlled by thermostat -cold water tank only needs cold water supply  
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show located in recirculation system of developer that heats water to proper temp before recirculation back into tank  
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drying system   show
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safelight wattage range   show
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silver recovery   show
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show 60*-80*F  
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show 30-50%  
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