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TABLE 3 Etchant Names
Common Name No. Common Name No.
Acetic glyceregia 89, 226 Groesbeck’s 19
Alkaline Sodium Picrate 85 Hatch 2
Aqua regia 12 Howarth’s 84
Barker’s 5 Kalling’s 1 95
Beraha’s 99, 155, 211–215 Kalling’s 2 94
Carapella 138 Keller’s 3
Chrome regia 101 Klemm’s 210
Contrast 141 Kroll’s 192, 187
CP 4 60 Marble’s 25
El-1R 107 Marshall’s 223
Flat 133 Murakami’s 98
Flouregia 90, 158 Nital 74
Frank’s 104 Palmerton 200
Fry’s 79 Phoschromic 111
G 107 Picral 76
Glyceregia 87 Ralph’s 221
Gorsuch 75 Super Picral 77
Grard’s No. 1 35 Vilella’s 80
Green contrast 94 92-5-3 105
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