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Photographic Technology Section

Latent Developments from Gallic Acid, 1839

Derek Wood 34 Murray Avenue, Bromley, Kent, England
Pages 36-42 | Received 17 May 1979, Published online: 21 Jul 2016

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S. Govindarajan, Venu Kannappan, M.D. Naresh, K. Venkataboopathy & B. Lokanadam. (2003) Ultrasonic studies on the molecular interaction of gallic acid in aqueous methanol and acetone solutions and the role of gallic acid as viscosity reducer. Journal of Molecular Liquids 107:1-3, pages 289-316.
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