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The Photographers' Formulary Ammonium Sulfate is primarily used as a photographic hardener to enhance the durability of photographic prints.
Yes, the Photographers' Formulary Ammonium Sulfate is a reliable alternative to alum for hardening photographic prints.
Yes, the Ammonium Sulfate is stable under ordinary conditions of use and storage, making it a practical choice for both professional photographers and hobbyists.
Yes, the Photographers' Formulary Ammonium Sulfate is designed to deliver consistent results in both professional darkrooms and makeshift home studios.
Yes, incorporating the Photographers' Formulary Ammonium Sulfate into your photographic development process can help achieve superior hardness in your prints.
Review Summary
Diammonium sulfate
Sulfuric acid
Diammonium salt
Actamaster
Dolamin
Mascagnite
Fine white granules or crystals
Slight odor of ammonia
Can be used as a substitute for alum as a hardener (ratio = 2 parts aluminum sulfate as a substitute for 3 parts alum)
(NH4)2SO4
10g (0.35oz)
Before you finalize your photographic development process, consider the Photographers' Formulary Ammonium Sulfate, a 10g photographic hardener that is a reliable alternative to alum. This high-quality chemical compound is specifically designed to enhance the durability of your photographic prints, ensuring they withstand the test of time.
Unlike other hardeners, this Ammonium Sulfate solution is stable under ordinary conditions of use and storage, making it a practical choice for both professional photographers and hobbyists alike. Whether you're working in a professional darkroom or a makeshift home studio, this product is designed to deliver consistent results every time.
Incorporate the Photographers' Formulary Ammonium Sulfate into your photographic development process to achieve superior hardness in your prints. This product is a testament to Adorama's commitment to providing top-tier photography supplies for all your imaging needs.