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insoluble
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Examples
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In order to impart to the proofs the gloss of silver photographs, they should be albumenized in the ordinary manner, and the albumen insolubilized by well known means.
Photographic Reproduction Processes Peter C. Duchochois
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The negatives should be bordered with deep yellow or orange-red paper to form what is termed a “safe edge” upon which should rest the tissue in order to prevent the margin from being insolubilized by the reductive action of light.
Photographic Reproduction Processes Peter C. Duchochois
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Other substances such as carbohydrates, lipids, and so on, are trapped in a matrix of insolubilized and crosslinked protein molecules but are not chemically changed by formaldehyde unless fixation is prolonged for several weeks
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Other substances such as carbohydrates, lipids, and so on, are trapped in a matrix of insolubilized and crosslinked protein molecules but are not chemically changed by formaldehyde unless fixation is prolonged for several weeks
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Other substances such as carbohydrates, lipids, and so on, are trapped in a matrix of insolubilized and crosslinked protein molecules but are not chemically changed by formaldehyde unless fixation is prolonged for several weeks
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As to the theory of this and similar processes, the insolubilization of the bichromate organic substance acted on by light was formerly attributed to the oxidation of the substance by the oxygen evolved during the reduction of the chromic salt into chromic oxide; but from the fact that oxidation generally tends to destroy organic matters, or to increase their solubility, it is more probable that it results from the formation of a peculiar compound of the substance with chromic oxide (J.W. Swan); moreover, gelatine imbued with an alkaline bichromate, then immersed first in a solution of ferrous sulphate and afterwards in hot water, is insolubilized with formation of chromium trioxide, Cr2O7K2+SO4Fe =
Photographic Reproduction Processes Peter C. Duchochois
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