X-rays simply explained : a handbook on Röntgen rays in theory and practice (1904)
Howgrave-Graham, Robert Pickersgill, 1880- · London : Percival Marshall & Co · leaf 100
four parts is the proportion recommendedfor radiographs of large opaque parts of the body, andabout one part of each in a total of ten for the hand,shells, and similar small objects. If necessary the temperature of the developershould be raised to 60^ or 65^ C. by standing themeasuring glass in… … Radiogiiapii of a Hand. Exposure 20 seconds in accurdauce withtlie results of the trials shoAvn in Plate III., where the centrestrip shows the best combination of contrast and detail. Allconditions the same as for Plate III. Of) X-HAVS SIMII.V F.XlI.AlNKt) (j <•/. nf •• hypo ;iinl I n/. iti…
X-rays · Radiography
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