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"Zhao and Mouroulis [20] as well as Noiret et al. [21] for the first time described in 1994 the holographic recording mechanism in dry photopolymers by the model of photo-polymerization driven diffusion (PDD). In this PDD model the local monomer consumption rate was set proportional to the loc...

I wonder what type of Photopolymers they want.

So did you post it? Thanks

jrburns47 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 16, 2020 10:53 am Here’s a link to what BobH uses with pricing! Doesn’t include air/gas supply.
https://www.terrauniversal.com/ionizing ... 05-55.html

Good finding, thanks, I hope work well in small areas.
Maybe a good technique to include in a photopolymer manual.

Kodak used 4 x 5 in plates at 1mm THK.
Agfa used more, 2mm, perhaps

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Formate ions are inserted onto AgBr crystals on formation.The formate absorbs the hole (+) formed after photon exposure. This electron - hole pair is formed after the sensitizing dye absorbs the photon energy and transfers it to the crystal. After "absorbing" the hole the formate forms a r...

I received it now. Will send it.

Confirm if the paper is OK

Grayham wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2019 2:11 am Hi,

Do you have to sign up to this site to read the article?

Grayham

For me would be interesting to use with pulsed laser masters but I will try to convince my Lab.

Grayham, I can send you my copy, please PM me.

Congratulations!
Very good result. The exposure is slow however, this is a thing to research. The most difficult thing is to achieve a high efficient master, maybe a DCG, SHSG or even on a pixelated digital image, the last one is the ideal for contact copy, but is very, very rare.