After a bunch of internet scraping i finally found recipes for kodak HT-2 and ST-1.
The recipes stated here are as follows:
To make 1/2 liter of Kodak HT-2
water ------ 375 ml
acetic acid (28%) ---62.5 ml
silver nitrate ---- 3.75 g
water to make 500 ml
Kodak ST-1 Stock Solution
Water 100.0 ml
Sodium sulfide, anhydrous 2.0 grams
To use dilute the stock solution 1 part stock to 9 parts water.
Does anyone know if these are correct?
And if so, would these tests be a good way to know i'm fixing and washing well for archival prints?
The link states selenium could be used as an alternative to ST-1, is this true? (i can only get sodium sulfide at 60%)
Edit:
Isn't part B of sepia toner just sepia sulphide, can i use this as an alternative to st-1?
The recipes stated here are as follows:
To make 1/2 liter of Kodak HT-2
water ------ 375 ml
acetic acid (28%) ---62.5 ml
silver nitrate ---- 3.75 g
water to make 500 ml
Kodak ST-1 Stock Solution
Water 100.0 ml
Sodium sulfide, anhydrous 2.0 grams
To use dilute the stock solution 1 part stock to 9 parts water.
Does anyone know if these are correct?
And if so, would these tests be a good way to know i'm fixing and washing well for archival prints?
The link states selenium could be used as an alternative to ST-1, is this true? (i can only get sodium sulfide at 60%)
Edit:
Isn't part B of sepia toner just sepia sulphide, can i use this as an alternative to st-1?
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