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    Kodak F-24 Nonhardening Acid Fixer

    Hello,
    In The Darkroom Cookbook, Formula #132 Kodak F-24 Nonhardening Acid Fixer say Sodium Thiosulfate 240,0g.
    But it doesn't say which Sodium Thiosulfate version:crystalline or anhydrous.
    Can you tell me ?

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    Re: Kodak F-24 Nonhardening Acid Fixer

    Hi,

    here is the formula with both hypo versions: http://www.jackspcs.com/f24.htm

    WORKING SOLUTION
    Chemical Amount Units
    Water (125°F/52°C) 500 ml
    Sodium thiosulfate (anhy) 152 g*
    Sodium sulfite (anhy) 10 g
    Sodium metabisulfite 25 g**
    Cold water to make 1000 ml

    *Sodium thiosulfate, pentahydrate (standard prismatic hypo), 240 g, can be substituted for the anhydrous form.
    **Substituting 22 grams of citric acid for the bisulfite will eliminate much of the odor associated with fixers.
    Filippo

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    Re: Kodak F-24 Nonhardening Acid Fixer

    Thanks.

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