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Photographic effect of varnish

The British Journal of Radiology, 1979
It is well understood that X-ray film must be stored with care, and in particular, any film container must be light tight and placed out of the way of penetrating radiations. What may not be as well known is the hazard of producing serious film fogging from exposure of the emulsion to surfaces that are apparently photographically inert.
J F, Andrews, J C, Gore, G, Hooker
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Chlorhexidine varnishes: a review

Journal of Clinical Periodontology, 2002
AbstractBackground: Of all chemical plaque control agents, chlorhexidine digluconate has proven to be the most effective and safe. Since 1964, varnishes have been used for local delivery of fluor and are reported to be an effective and easy to use vehicle.
S, Matthijs, P A, Adriaens
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varnish

2009
ANDERSON CHRISTINE D, MCANENEY T BRIAN
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New Picture Varnishes

Studies in Conservation, 1961
Varnishes spend their lives spread out as thin films exposed to the air, which is an oxidizing environment. The energy for the chemical reaction leading to oxidation is most likely to come from the light shining on the picture. Thus deterioration of a varnish is mainly a matter of photochemical oxidation.
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An ecophysiological explanation for manganese enrichment in rock varnish

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2021
Cm Yeager   +2 more
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Assessment of Selected Properties of Varnish Coating of Motor Vehicles

Coatings, 2021
Dariusz Ulbrich   +2 more
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Is fluoride varnish safe?

Journal of the American Dental Association, 2021

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Varnishes and Varnishing

Scientific American, 1893
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