Is this C-41 process?
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No. It is regular Black & White development process. If you want the chromogenic B&W (C41 process) from Kodak, this is it: http://www.amazon.com/Kodak-Professional-BW400CN-Negative-Exposure/dp/B00066WXQM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396544381&sr=8-1&keywords=kodak+chromogenic+B%26W+film. There is also one from Ilford: http://www.amazon.com/Ilford-Super-135-36-Black-White/dp/B00008R9MM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396544465&sr=8-1&keywords=ilford+xp2+35mm
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No, this can't be processed C-41. If you want a film that can be, try Kodak Professional BW400CN, it is like a color film, but in monochrome. It can be processed anywhere with the C-41 process. The quality isn't as good as Tri-X, but depending on what you're doing with your end prints, it's a reasonable facsimile.
1881227
No. It is regular Black & White development process. If you want the chromogenic B&W; (C41 process) from Kodak, this is it: Kodak Professional BW400CN, C-41 Process Black & White Negative Film ISO 400, 35mm Size, 36 Exposure - 5 PackThere is also one from Ilford: Ilford XP-2 Super 400 135-36 Black & White Film
776263
In a word, yes. In the fine print on the back of the individual pcket is a caution statement which reads: Contains isopropyl alcohol.
837509
That's incorrect, most Walgreen / CVS places will not process anything other than c41, and this is not c41 B&W; film.
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I'm sorry, I didn't see this until today. You've probably found your answer by now. I don't know if that info would be on the bottle or not, but it doesn't say anything about it. The company that makes it is Standard Process. You can probably find out anything by posing a question on their website or calling them.
870360
Yes, when you are setting up the unit, you select either C or H. This is done electronically.
182447
I didn't use the tray they provided, and I can't recall if it was exactly within 15 days - but there were definite results around that time frame. After I ran out of the packets they provide I was unable to find them locally, so I made my own mixture and started using a liquid co2 as well.
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i use distilled water then run the water through a de-ionization process.... expedites the process and if you use a TDS meter during the process you can verify the "potency" of your CS and be uniform in its production.
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waterchef doesn't list the number of stages involved in the filter process. I can tell you the filters are very heavy and they are dense in construction. On the waterchef web site for the c7000 they state they use solid carbon block filtration with a unique, proprietary blend of additional filter medias. Here is the web site http://www.waterchef.com/WaterChef_countertop_water_filter_p/c7000.htm# . I also went to the NSF website and researched filter systems and companies.
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Yes, provided there is some liquid content either added (as water) or part of the process (as urine).
1332746
I have always assumed it was the Standard Process logo - SP. I will say that I have been taking these supplements for about ten years. I have found them to be the best calcium supplement that I have ever taken.
1225176
I am sorry, I don't know the answer to that. I would call their C.S department.
425447
So I examined both the box and container. While there is what appears to be a lot or batch number no date or code that could be translated to a date was found. But let's think about this, DEF is water and urea. I'm not a chemist and doubt this simple solution would spoil. See the following link for additional information: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_exhaust_fluidGood luck,Thumper
182332
Indeed. I think it's a couple days but the instructions are on the can. My project turned out better than expected. Happy customer here.
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Yes and maybe no, it works or seems to, but if you're trying to do a full restore, it didn't work from the pre-boot setup. Honestly the C6 is a piece of junk in the sense that it only does full backups/restores. You can't pick and choose what you want to restore. So it's a big thumbs down for me. Clickfree should be capable of offering different types of software options with their hard drives. It's not like the hard drives are a great deal, so you're really buying their software. Which is meh on the C6. I'd go for one of the previous versions that let you backup and restore specific things. They're more reliable, imo. Yes and maybe no, it works or seems to, but if you're trying to do a full restore, it didn't work from the pre-boot setup. Honestly the C6 is a piece of junk in the sense that it only does full backups/restores. You can't pick and choose what you want to restore. So it's a big thumbs down for me. Clickfree should be capable of offering different types of software options with their hard drives. It's not like the hard drives are a great deal, so you're really buying their software. Which is meh on the C6. I'd go for one of the previous versions that let you backup and restore specific... » Read More Yes and maybe no, it works or seems to, but if you're trying to do a full restore, it didn't work from the pre-boot setup. Honestly the C6 is a piece of junk in the sense that it only does full backups/restores. You can't pick and choose what you want to restore. So it's a big thumbs down for me. Clickfree should be capable of offering different types of software options with their hard drives. It's not like the hard drives are a great deal, so you're really buying their software. Which is meh on the C6. I'd go for one of the previous versions that let you backup and restore specific things. They're more reliable, imo. « Show Less
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I am unsure. I am not planning on diluting it. The website might have some info. ? Good luck.
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I am not sure, but I don't think it is. there should be a number to Proctor and silex on the paper I'd give them a call to make aure
180787
Yes. I take c4 as a pre workout and amino X during my workout. No issues at all.