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The photosensitive emulsion is a creamy yellow viscous liquid at room temperature

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2022-04-26


The photosensitive emulsion is a cream-yellow viscous liquid at room temperature, and condenses into a jelly when the temperature drops to about 10°C. Silver halide crystallites are photosensitive substances in photosensitive emulsions, with an average diameter of only about 1 μm. Its shape can be cube or octahedron, or have various irregular shapes. Practical silver halide crystallites are often mixed crystals. For example: mixed crystals of silver chloride and silver bromide, or silver bromide crystals doped with a small amount of silver iodide, etc. This mixed crystal can make the photosensitive emulsion have the desired photosensitive properties. The gelatin in the photosensitive emulsion makes the silver halide crystallites disperse uniformly, and endows the silver halide crystallites with the necessary photosensitivity properties. A series of new processes for strictly controlling the structure of silver halide crystallites have been developed, and some silver halide crystallites with special structures have been successfully developed. For example, flake particles, also known as T particles and double-layer structure particles, etc., make the sensitivity of the color film reach the level of IS01000~1600.

 

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