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Improved diffraction efficiency of silver halide (sensitized) gelatin

Daniel K. Angell

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A modification of the silver halide (sensitized) gelatin process is described. We demonstrate a phase process utilizing commercially available photographic emulsions and processing which has the sensitometric properties of silver halide emulsion and the holographic performance characteristics found in dichromated gelatinbased processes.

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A modification of the silver halide (sensitized) gelatin process is described. We demonstrate a phase process utilizing commercially available photographic emulsions and processing which has the sensitometric properties of silver halide emulsion and the holographic performance characteristics found in dichromated gelatinbased processes.

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A modification of the silver halide (sensitized) gelatin process is described. We demonstrate a phase process utilizing commercially available photographic emulsions and processing which has the sensitometric properties of silver halide emulsion and the holographic performance characteristics found in dichromated gelatinbased processes.

Key concepts: Optics, Materials science, Diffraction efficiency, Diffraction, Halide, Silver halide, Gelatin, Optoelectronics

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