Selective response of photographic emulsions to ion structure

P. Vouros; D.M. Desiderio; J.V.M. Leferink; J.A. McCloskey

doi:10.1021/ac60293a047

Selective response of photographic emulsions to ion structure

P. Vouros, D.M. Desiderio, J.V.M. Leferink, J.A. McCloskey

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The simultaneous exposure of a photographic emulsion to naphthalene and Xe ions, i.e. polyat. and monoat. ions of the same nominal mass, demonstrated a 250% higher emulsion response to the naphthalene mol. ion than to Xe+. Also, the more compact naphthalene mol. ion tended to give a darker image on the emulsion than the more conformationally mobile n-nonane ion. However, the emulsion response was essentially the same for the naphthalene and quinoline ions, which have similar shape and size.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1275-1277
Journal	Analytical Chemistry
Volume	42
Issue number	11
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1021/ac60293a047
Publication status	Published - 1970

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