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hardener,
n an ingredient (potassium alum) of the photographic and radiographic fixing solution that serves to harden the gelatin of the film to prevent softening and swelling of the gelatin.

hardener
a substance used to harden the gelatin of the emulsion on an x-ray film.


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This usually requires you to mix hardener with the filler, which can be tricky, so read the instructions carefully.
This usually requires you to mix hardener with the filler, which can be tricky, so read the instructions carefully.
 
 
 
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