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    During to course of making a batch of emulsion, you have several holds at 60C or so. Is there a water loss that should be accounted for or is it negligable?
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    How long is it holding? Put a lid on it? How much water?
    From the film shooters will rise a well developed practice of the alternative processes that, in time, will be adopted in the age of the digital image to free it from the extreme boringness of pressing print.

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    Joe, assume no loss.

    Any loss would be tiny from a normal beaker, even over 1 hour.

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    Thanks Ron.

    Holmburger, the beaker is a 600ml, the holds can be anywhere from 10 minutes up to an hour IIRC.

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    Look for what's called a Berzelius beaker as they are taller and skinnier than a regular beaker. They are sometimes called "narrow form" beakers. You can decrease the open surface on the emulsion using one of these beakers compared to a regular beaker.
    Kirk

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