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Diazo Process

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diazo process [dī′a·zō ‚präs·əs]
(organic chemistry)

Diazo Process 

the production of images by means of photosensitive materials based on diazo compounds of the diazonium salt type. Diazonium salts are destroyed on exposure to light and form colored compounds (azo dyes) upon interaction with amines and phenols. The diazo process is used extensively for copying blueprints.

REFERENCE

Katushev, Ia. M., and V. I. Sheberstov. Osnovy teorii fotograficheskikh protsessov, 2nd ed. Moscow, 1954. Chapter 18.


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The Diazo process requires an ammonia-based chemical, which complicates its use within enclosed areas and makes cleanup in the field difficult.
The diazo process takes any dark or black area and converts that black area to one of about six different colors.
 
 
 
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