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IT is known that a latent image produced by a brief exposure to light can be intensified by a post-exposure to light of low intensity. This fact can be explained by assuming the production of a non-developable latent sub-image in addition to the normal latent image which can be developed. The latent sub-image can be converted to a developable latent image by a carefully controlled post-exposure to light of low intensity.
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ZUBER, K. Intensification of the Latent Photographic Image produced by Beta-Rays. Nature 170, 669 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1038/170669b0
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