Chemicals > Imaging > Silver Halide
When exposed to light, silver halide crystals form metallic silver that turns black when developed. To make photographic film or paper, an emulsion of silver halide crystals in gelatin is coated on to a film base, paper or glass substrate. A single ounce of silver can produce enough silver halides to take 5000 photographs.
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