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activation powder


Question Posted Wednesday January 6 2016, 12:39 am

sir i need activation powder,is it mercuric acetate?

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CynanMachae answered Sunday January 10 2016, 11:37 am:
I would have to say that it IS, based on the product description (pasted in below) on the following site:

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"...Widely used in reversing or activating any oxidation process taken place in black or white negatives.

We offer Activating Powder also known as Mercuric Acetate in various LR / AR / ASC grades which is widely procured..."

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missundersmock answered Wednesday January 6 2016, 5:02 am:
ummm what are you trying to do to need that?? being to vague is not helping us to help you at all.....lol

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