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Concentrates and Working Solution for E-6 Color Developer Based on Kodak's US5948604A

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Concentrates and Working Solution for E-6 Color Developer Based on Kodak's US5948604A - E-6 color developer formula derived from patent US5948604A


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Hello Rudi

I have bought ATMP-5Na solution from Axelcolor and they told me that it's a 40% w/w solution.
 
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Yes, that's Dequest 2006. If you get Dequest 2000, then that's the free acid without the sodium, and you get 50% w/w solution. You should be able to convert the formula, if you can only buy Dequest 2006.
 

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Hello

One question about phosphoric acid. In the direct formula, there is "H3PO4 75% solution". This makes it a bit difficult for me - here it is easy to get this acid, but all its variants (for analysis, food grade, pharma grade, pure...) are 85%. I accept that this is the normal distribution, but the 75% of the formula in question is based on what - 75% of that 85%, or?
About trisodium phosphate (Na3PO4) - what form is it in? Here it is mostly present as the dodecahydrate (.12H2O).
 
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For some reason chemical industry keeps w/w versus w/v top secret in their data sheets, but I have found out, that searching for "phosphoric acid 75% w/w" yields much better results than "phosphoric acid 75% w/v", and this allows me to conclude: Phosphoric Acid is sold as w/w solution.

1kg (not 1 liter!! ) of Phosphoric Acid 85% w/w solution would therefore contain 850g H3PO4 and 150g water. You'd have to add it to 133.3g water (not the other way round!! ) in order to obtain 1133.3g Phosphoric Acid 75% w/w.