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What is the stored energy on an exposed film called

Silver Halide Crystals

The processed film was underdeveloped, what would cause this

Not enough developing time


Developer temperature too low


Depleted developer solution


Contaminated developer solution

Film was exposed to light when the door was opened, this would cause the film to be

Black

In the film processing step the rinsing step is necessary because

Rinsing removes the developer from the film & stops the development process

The film emulsion is hardened during what process

Fixation

The processed film has a straight white border on one side

Developer Solution Too Low

The processed film is dark because of overdevelopment what would cause this

Too much developing time


Developer temperature to high


Concentrated developer

The processed film has a straight black border on one side

Fixer solution too low

The optimal temperature for developer solution is

68 Degrees

What are the film processing steps in order

Development


Rinsing


Fixing


Washing


Drying

The hydroquinone in the developer brings out the ________ tones, wheres the Elon in the developer brings out the ________ tones on a dental radiograph

Black


Gray

The safe light must be placed a minimum of what distance from the film and the word area

4 Feet

Unopened boxes of x-ray film should not be stored in the darkroom because

Chemical fumes from processing solutions may for the film

The thermometer for manual processing should be placed in the

Developer Solution

at 68F what is the optimal development time for manual film processing

6 Minutes

Why is a replenisher added to the processing solution

Compensate for the loss of solution strength


Ensure uniform results between solution changes


Compensate for the loss of volume of solution


Compensate for oxidation

What can be used to clean the processing tank

Commercial Tank Cleaner


Hydrochloric Acid and Water Solution

A breakdown of chemicals in the processing solution that results from exposure to air

Oxidation

The superconcentrated solution is added to the processing solution to compensate for the effects of oxidation

Replenisher

Converts the exposed silver halide crystals to black metallic silver and generates the black areas on the radiograph

Developing Solution

Removes the unexposed silver halide crystals and created white areas on the radiograph

Fixer Solution

What chemicals are used in the Developing Agent

Hydroquinone


Elon


What chemicals are used in the Preservative

Sodium Sulfite

What chemicals are used in the Accelerator

Sodium Carbonate

What chemicals are used in the Restrainer

Potassium Bromide

What chemicals are used in the Fixing Agent

Ammonium Thiosulfate


Sodium Thiosulfate

What chemicals are used in the Hardening Agent

Potassium Alum

What chemicals are used in the Acidifier

Acetic Acid


Sulfuric Acid

What is the role of the water bath/washing in processing

Wash the film after fixation to remove all excess chemicals from the emulsion

Whats the appearance of the processing error for fogged film

Gray

Whats the appearance of the processing error for overdeveloped film

Dark

Whats the appearance of the processing error for underdeveloped film

Light

Whats the appearance of the processing error for light leak

Black

Whats the appearance of the processing error for developer cutoff

Straight White Border

Whats the appearance of the processing error for fixer cutoff

Straight Black Border

Underdeveloped Film

Overdeveloped Film

Reticulation of Emulsion

Fixer Spots

Developer Cutoff

Fixer Cutoff

Overlapped Film

Air Bubbles

Black Fingerprint

Static Electricity

White Light

Fogged Film


Developer Spots

Fingernail Artifact

Scratches

What would cause film to be underdeveloped

Inadequate development time


Developer solution too cool


Inaccurate timer or thermometer


Depleted or contaminated solution

What would cause film to be overdeveloped

Excessive developing time


Developer solution too hot


Inaccurate timer or thermometer


Concentrated solution

What would cause reticulation of emulsion

Sudden temperature change between developer and water bath

What would cause developer spots

Developer comes in contact with film before processing

What would cause fixer spots

Fixer comes in contact with film before processing

What would cause yellow brown stains

Exhausted developer or fixer


Insufficient fixation time or rinsing

What would cause developer cutoff

Low level of developer

What would cause fixer cutoff

Low level of fixer

What would cause overlapped films

Two films contacting each other during processing

What would cause air bubbles

Air trapped on the film surface after being placed in processing solution

What would cause static electricity

Film packet is opened quickly

What would cause fogged film

Improper safelighting


Light leaks


Outdated films


Improper film storage


Contaminated solutions


Developer too hot