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"The emulsion layer consists of silver halide crystals where silver bromide (AgBr) is the most common type of crystal at 95% while silver iodide is at 5% 6. The silver iodide ions functioned to introduce defect within the silver bromide crystal because a perfect crystal does not have photographic sensitivity. A sensitivity speck is introduced into the silver halide crystal by silver sulfide in order to trap electrons. When exposed to light or X-rays, a bromide ion releases an electron that is attracted to a sensitivity speck. In this process, the bromide ion becomes a bromine atom and diffuses into the gelatin. The electron gets attached to the sensitivity speck and attracts a silver ion. The silver ion attaches to the sensitivity speck and forms a silver atom. The silver atom continues to attract other silver ions to form more silver atoms. At least two to six silver atoms are required for a latent image to be processed into a visible image. During film processing, more silver atoms are produced, thus metallic silver (black) image is formed 1,2."

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"The emulsion layer consists of silver halide crystals where silver bromide (AgBr) is the most common type of crystal at 95% while silver iodide is at 5% 6. The silver iodide ions functioned to introduce defect within the silver bromide crystal because a perfect crystal does not have photographic sensitivity. A sensitivity speck is introduced into the silver halide crystal by silver sulfide in order to trap electrons. When exposed to light or X-rays, a bromide ion releases an electron that is attracted to a sensitivity speck. In this process, the bromide ion becomes a bromine atom and diffuses into the gelatin. The electron gets attached to the sensitivity speck and attracts a silver ion. The silver ion attaches to the sensitivity speck and forms a silver atom. The silver atom continues to attract other silver ions to form more silver atoms. At least two to six silver atoms are required for a latent image to be processed into a visible image. During film processing, more silver atoms are produced, thus metallic silver (black) image is formed 1,2."

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"Layers"

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"Types"

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"Latent image"

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"Handling"

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"Silver recovery"

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