REFFERENCES

1.ISO/DIS 10356: Cinematography—Storage and Handling of Cellulose Nitrate Base film.

2.ANSI/NFPA 40 (1994 edition) Standard for the Storage and Handling of Cellulose Nitrate Motion Picture Film.

3.Hill, J.R., and Weber, C.G., “Stability of Motion Picture Films as Determined by Accelerated Aging,” Journal SMPTE, vol. 27, 677-689 (1936).

4.Carroll, J.F., and Calhoun, J.M., “Effect of Nitrogen Oxide Gases on Processed Acetate Film,” Journal SMPTE, vol. 64, 501-507 (1955).

5.Daily, J., “The Care and Handling of Hazardous Nitrate Film at UCLA’s Unique Projection Facilities,” Journal SMPTE 453-456, (1990).

6.Edge, M., Allen, N.S., Hayes, M., and Riley, P.N.K., “Mechanism of Deterioration in Cellulose Nitrate Base Archival Cinematographic Film,” European Polymer Journal, (1990).

7.KODAK Publication No. H-23 (1992): The Book of Film Care, Chapter 3, “Storage and Handling of Processed Nitrate Film,” pages 30-35.

8.Louvet, Alain, Ph.D., Dissertation, “The Study on the Decomposition

of Cellulose Nitrate Photographic Negatives,” December, 1994, de l’Université et Marie Curie, Paris, France.

9.Ram, A. Tulsi, Kopperl, D.F., Sehlin, R.C., Masaryk-Morris, S., Vincent, J.L., and Miller, P., “The Effects and Prevention of the ‘Vinegar Syndrome,’” Journal of Imaging Science and Technology, vol. 38, 249-261, May/June 1994.

10.Ram, A. Tulsi, Carroll-Yacoby, D.M., Miller, P., and Heuer, H.D., “The Status Report on the Worldwide Molecular Sieve Trade Test Results,” Paper presented at the AMIA meeting, Boston, MA, 1994, and at the FIAF meeting in London, U.K., January 1995. Under publication in FIFA Journal.

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H-182 (ENG)2 specifications

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