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Current document root: Journal of the SMPTE ( Volume: 65, Issue: 8, August 1956)

A Practical Device for the Recovery of Silver and Prolongation of Life of Fixing Baths

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  • 1. Crabtree J. I. Ross J. F. , “The Recovery of silver from exhausted fixing baths,” Am. Ann. Photog. : 159 , 1937 .EXTERNAL
  • 10. Rasch A. A. Crabtree J. I. , “Electrolytic recovery of silver from fixing baths at low current density,” Photo. Sci. & Tech., Series II , 2 #1 : 15 – 33 , Feb. 1955 .EXTERNAL
  • 2. Garbutt F. E. Ingman L. N. , “Method and apparatus for recovering silver from fixing solutions,” U. S. Pat. 1,866,701, July 12, 1932 .EXTERNAL
  • 3. Hickman Kenneth C. D. Weyerts W. , “Method for the recovery of silver from the used photographic fixing solution by electrolysis,” U. S. Pat. 1,954,315, Apr. 10, 1934 .EXTERNAL
  • 4. Doffin H. G. , “Process and apparatus for the electrolysis of photographic fixing baths,” Brit. Pat. 476,985, Dec. 20, 1937 .EXTERNAL
  • 5. Willier Henry O. , “Recovery of precious metals from photographic baths,” U. S. Pat. 2,615,839, Oct. 28, 1952 .EXTERNAL
  • 6. Fisher Silver Recovery Unit, Oscar Fisher Co. , 100 N. Division St., Peekskill, N.Y.EXTERNAL
  • 7. Baker Electrolytic Silver Recovery Unit, Baker & Co. , 113 Astor St., Newark 5, N.J.EXTERNAL
  • 8. Heiberg Kare , “Electrolytic silver recovery from fixing baths,” Acta Radiologica , 34 : #3 , 215 – 224 , 1950 .EXTERNAL
  • 9. Haines Allan , Personal Communication, Units developed by himself and the late David Boyle, used in motion-picture industry. These are soon to be marketed by the H.M.B. Co., 9007 Ashcroft, Los Angeles 48.EXTERNAL