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Thoughts
- While at Osgood's today the idea came forcibly to me that the
gelatine film [?] used in the Heliotype process may be made of use in
Autographic Telegraphy.
Gelatine being an animal product is probably a conductor of
electricity offering considerable resistance to the passage of the
ccurrent.
Bichromate of potassium as used in the Heliotype process forms with
the gelatine an insoluble compound under the action of light which
will probably offer less resistance to the passage fo the current
than pure gelatine does.
If then we write upon gelatine with Bichromate of potassium + then
expose it to the light the writing might conduct electricity
from the
style S fig 1 to the metal plate P
below and the problem
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