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Archive | 1989

Photographic material and process comprising a dye stabilizer

John Demita Goddard


Archive | 1987

Photographic element containing heterocyclic phosphor compound stabilizing agent

John Demita Goddard; Llewellyn James Leyshon


Archive | 1987

The stabilization of dye images produced in photographic materials

John Demita Goddard


Archive | 2001

Color photographic element containing speed improving compound

Philip A. Allway; Bernard A. Clark; John Demita Goddard; Louis E. Friedrich; James A. Friday; Stephen Paul Singer; Marcello Vitale


Archive | 1987

Heterocyclic phosphorus compound stabilizers

John Demita Goddard; Llewellyn James Leyshon


Archive | 1994

Photographic color couplers and photographic materials containing them

John Demita Goddard; Danuta Gibson


Archive | 1987

Bisphenol derivative stabilizers

John Demita Goddard; Nigel Edgewick Milner; Llewellyn James Leyshon


Archive | 1998

Image dye-forming couplers and photographic elements containing them

John Demita Goddard; Danuta Gibson; Llewellyn James Leyshon; Brian Thomas


Archive | 1992

Photographic silver halide color material having incorporated therein a ballasted heterocyclic-sulphonhydrazide color developing agent

David Clarke; John Demita Goddard; Paul Louis Reginald Stanley; Nigel Edgewick Milner


Archive | 2000

High contrast photographic element containing a novel nucleator

Judith Anne Bogie; Philip J. Harrow Middlesex Coldrick; John Demita Goddard; Llewellyn James Leyshon

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