X-ray Film Processing Quiz

The process of mixing chemicals and water to create film developing solutions, like developer and fixer.

A container used to prepare developing solution for photographic film.

The duration of the developing process, the time film stays in the developing solution, is affected by solution temperature.

The process of cleaning the developing equipment after use to prevent contamination and ensure optimal performance.

The second appearance time of an image on film is significantly longer than the initial appearance, typically seven times the initial duration.

Process that converts invisible latent images on x-ray film into visible radiographic images.

The main goal of X-ray film processing is to make the latent image visible, remove unused silver crystals, and ensure the image remains stable.

X-ray film processing can be done manually, where each step is performed separately, or automatically, with a machine handling all steps.

Chemicals used in X-ray film processing are acidic, and they help develop and fix the image.

One of the acidic substances used in X-ray film processing, the developer, comes in three parts, called packages (a), (b), and (c), each containing different volumes.