Effects of conventional chemical sensitizations on sensitivity of PTG materials using PVA as a hydrophilic binder

Jing Cao; Hai Li Lin; Lin Hui Yao; Yao Shi; Jin Pei Li; Pei Jie Xia

Effects of conventional chemical sensitizations on sensitivity of PTG materials using PVA as a hydrophilic binder

Jing Cao, Hai Li Lin, Lin Hui Yao, Yao Shi, Jin Pei Li, Pei Jie Xia

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Abstract

The conventional chemical sensitizations (sulfur-, gold, sulfur-plus-gold and reduction-sensitization) were used to sensitize the AgBr emulsions with about 140 nm of grain size, covered in PTG coating with PVA as a binder, in order to examine the effects on sensitivities of PTG materials. The results showed that the chemical sensitizations were still quite effective for PTG system with hydrophilic PVA to increase sensitivities significantly, but not fog levels.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	108-113
Number of pages	6
Journal	Ganguang Kexue yu Guanghuaxue/Photographic Science and Photochemistry
Volume	23
Issue number	2
State	Published - Mar 2005
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Chemical sensitization
Dry silver
Photothermographic materials
Silver halide

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Effects of conventional chemical sensitizations on sensitivity of PTG materials using PVA as a hydrophilic binder

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