How To Use Collodion In A Sentence
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He had for some time past suffered from excessive cerebro-spinal irritability, for the relief of which cantharidal collodion had been employed in the cervico-spinal region (the same had also been used in the hepatic region, to meet the diagnostic views of some one of his medical attendants).
The Electric Bath
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The plate was first coated with collodion, a toxic and inflammable mixture that could be bought from druggists since in its simple state it was used to dress wounds.
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Dissolved in a solution of two parts ether and one of alcohol, it forms the solution known as collodion, used for a variety of purposes, such as a varnish, as
Nitro-Explosives: A Practical Treatise
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The industry in 'artificial silks' or 'lustra-celluloses,' by the collodion processes also, whilst presenting features of unusual interest attaching to rapid expansion, has been barren of contribution of fundamental scientific or technical importance.
Researches on Cellulose 1895-1900
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A crystalloid, e.g. common salt, is characterized in that it passes in the dissolved state readily through membranes such as parchment paper or collodion films and also that it exhibits a rapid free diffusion.
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1925 - Presentation Speech
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The plates had to be sensitised just before the photograph was taken, and since this was the era of the wet collodion process and Egypt was very hot, many times Frith's collodion boiled while he was trying to coat his glass plates.
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The most highly nitrated body forms the basis of the explosive variety; the least highly nitrated forms that of the soluble gun cotton used for making collodion for photographic and other purposes.
The Dyeing of Cotton Fabrics A Practical Handbook for the Dyer and Student
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The so-called wet-plate process employed by Watkins involved a collodion emulsion holding light-sensitive silver salts, which was applied to the large glass plate for exposure for a minute or more before drying, then developed and printed on albumenized paper.
His Best Shot
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The plates had to be sensitised just before the photograph was taken, and since this was the era of the wet collodion process and Egypt was very hot, many times Frith's collodion boiled while he was trying to coat his glass plates.
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collodion," which is a solution of collodion-cotton in ether-alcohol; for the preparation of celluloid, and many other purposes.
Nitro-Explosives: A Practical Treatise
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In the 1850s the daguerreotype gave way to a cheap hybrid, the tintype, and to a new form of negative-to-positive photography known as wet-plate or wet-collodion.
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Pierce pinned back Boris's ears, dampened his face and covered every facial area (including eyelids) with thin cotton strips, covered the cotton with collodion and went to work with spirit gum and an electric drying machine ...
Stefan Beck: Wrap Party: Freund's The Mummy and Baba Ghanoush
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Hart could see that collodion was a syrupy solution made of gun cotton in ether and alcohol.
PAINT THE WIND
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Most of the works in the show were prints made from collodion negatives.
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An early experiment with collodion (a mixture of guncotton, ethyl alcohol, and ether) produced billiard balls that burst into flame when touched with a lighted cigar; and occasionally exploded when two balls collided.
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halation" of star photographs can be prevented by pouring over the back of the plate a film of collodion suitably stained.
On Laboratory Arts
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Some operators recommend a coating of flexible collodion, that is, prepared with castor oil, for the purpose in question.
Photographic Reproduction Processes
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The solution of the soluble varieties in ether-alcohol is known as collodion, which finds many applications in the arts.
Nitro-Explosives: A Practical Treatise
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The so-called wet-plate process employed by Watkins involved a collodion emulsion holding light-sensitive silver salts, which was applied to the large glass plate for exposure for a minute or more before drying, then developed and printed on albumenized paper.
His Best Shot
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The exceedingly small piece of collodion film containing the positive microphotograph image was mounted in balsam beneath a cover glass on a standard 3 x 1 slide.
Museum Blogs
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Consequently, the first experiments were with low grade gun-cotton, what is called collodion cotton, such as is employed in the manufacture of celluloid.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 821, September 26, 1891
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The process is also sufficiently developed to enable the total costs of production to be estimated at a figure less than one-half that of the 'collodion' processes.
Researches on Cellulose 1895-1900
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They all consist of the variety of nitro - cellulose known as collodion-cotton, i.e., a mixture of the penta - and tetra-nitrates dissolved in nitro-glycerine, and made up with various proportions of wood-pulp, and some nitrate, or other material of a similar nature.
Nitro-Explosives: A Practical Treatise
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So far we have created a Boris Karloff-style mummy, weird skin textures made with liquid latex and bread crumbs (!), Collodion scars, and a Ed 'Big Daddy' Roth-style bug eyed dragstrip monster called a 'Weird-Oh.'
Boing Boing: May 21, 2006 - May 27, 2006 Archives
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Frederick Scott Archer, an English sculptor, discovered that light-sensitive silver salts could be mixed with collodion, a sticky liquid that rapidly hardens and which had seen use as a field bandage for the British military.
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This ancient look was the result of a process called wet collodion tintype.
Times, Sunday Times
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A single piece of plate glass, about one-eighth inch thick, coated with aurentia collodion, is all that is required with an erythrosine plate.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 711, August 17, 1889
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Her dim-lighted, low-contrast wet collodion tin types recall daguerreotypes and emit the feeling of quiet awe in discovery, with exquisitely creepy creatures from the depths, including the "Shell Octopus," "Paper Nautilus," and "Sea Horse.
Rochester City Newspaper
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Her most recent work was photographed with the antiquated collodion process using glass plates.
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The solution of the pyroxyline nitrates in ether and alcohol is known as collodion, and is used in photography and in medical and surgical work.
The Dyeing of Cotton Fabrics A Practical Handbook for the Dyer and Student
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Osterman exploits collodion's nearly grainless precision and the rich variability of the salt print to render the experience of sleep.
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The collodion is dried with a small air compressor.
Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU)
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It may also be employed in chloroform, a drachm to the ounce; this is painted on, the chloroform evaporating, leaving a thin film of chrysarobin; over this is painted flexible collodion.
Essentials of Diseases of the Skin Including the Syphilodermata Arranged in the Form of Questions and Answers Prepared Especially for Students of Medicine
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As far as the manufacture of explosive bodies is concerned, the two forms of nitro-cellulose used and manufactured are gun-cotton or the hexa - nitrate (once regarded as tri-nitro-cellulose), which is also known as insoluble gun-cotton, and the soluble form of gun-cotton, which is also known as collodion, and consists of a mixture of several of the lower nitrates.
Nitro-Explosives: A Practical Treatise
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The plates can be developed on the plates so waxed, but for “full gloss,” that is, for enameled pictures, a film of collodion is applied on the plates, which then, instead of being waxed, should to be simply flowed with a solution of India rubber 1 to 100 of benzole:
Photographic Reproduction Processes
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The plate was first coated with collodion, a toxic and inflammable mixture that could be bought from druggists since in its simple state it was used to dress wounds.
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Most of his predecessors had to rely on the wet plate process, which required traveling darkrooms in which the plates were coated with collodion, sensitized with silver nitrate, and then developed following exposure.
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I send you two small collodion views, takes by me and printed on albumenized paper prepared as mentioned, and excited with a
Notes and Queries, Number 227, March 4, 1854 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
