Anyone using HIE reversal formula?

[David Josephson <david@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Has anyone actually used the formula for HIE slides published in
Foto+Labor and on WJ's web page? I have some Kodak cine reversal
data somewhere and will look it up, but in the meantime:
  
  First developer 'D-67'

     * Distilled water 500ml (not 250ml as described in the article!)
     * Metol 1g
     * Natriumsulfit ('waterfree') 45g [sodium sulfite, anhydrous]
             [would be 53 g of monohydrate, more commonly available]
     * Hydrochinon 4g [hydroquinone]
     * Natriumcarbonat ('waterfree') 23g [sodium carbonate, anhydrous]
             [would be 26 g of monohydrate]
     * Kaliumbromid 2.5g (potassium bromide)

Up to this point it's fairly normal MQ developer, probably rather short
lifetime due to no preservative, but what are the next two items?

     * Kaliumrhodanid solvent (50%) 2.5ml (potassium what?)
     * Kaliumiodid solvent (1%) 2.5ml (potassium iodide what?)


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David Josephson / Josephson Engineering / San Jose CA / david@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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