The Theory of Development
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. . . . / Chlorhydroquinone / ^ Paramino-ortho-cresol ^ Dimethylparaminophenol Pyrogallol 'n Monomethylparaminophenol ... M/25 bromhydroquinone Methylparamino-ortho-cresol.. . . Diaminophenol (no alkali) Dichlorhydroquinone Dibrolnhydroquinone Phenylhydrazine (no alkali) .... Paramino-meta-cresol Diaminophenol -(- alkali Pyrocatechin Duratol Edinol * Later work on the Toluhyd All developing agents are very dii r~7 u D THE THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT classification as it indicates roughly the relative... amounts of fog produced at a given time. But a fogging agent with higher K or greater t will be out of place on this scale.
In Table 37 the developers are arranged in order of fogging velocity after 10 minutes. This seems on the whole the best classification, as the fog for a definite time is given in approxi- mately the right order and other properties are in a more consistent order, though no definite rules may be established.
The three experiments marked with an asterisk are obviously out of order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . . / Chlorhydroquinone / ^ Paramino-ortho-cresol ^ Dimethylparaminophenol Pyrogallol 'n Monomethylparaminophenol ... M/25 bromhydroquinone Methylparamino-ortho-cresol.. . . Diaminophenol (no alkali) Dichlorhydroquinone Dibrolnhydroquinone Phenylhydrazine (no alkali) .... Paramino-meta-cresol Diaminophenol -(- alkali Pyrocatechin Duratol Edinol * Later work on the Toluhyd All developing agents are very dii r~7 u D THE THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT classification as it indicates roughly the relative... amounts of fog produced at a given time. But a fogging agent with higher K or greater t will be out of place on this scale.
In Table 37 the developers are arranged in order of fogging velocity after 10 minutes. This seems on the whole the best classification, as the fog for a definite time is given in approxi- mately the right order and other properties are in a more consistent order, though no definite rules may be established.
The three experiments marked with an asterisk are obviously out of order.
What to read after The Theory of Development?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolph H Nietz to read onlineMoreLess
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