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Baryta.

1. Barium sulphate/sulfate. This material is applied to certain types of black and white photographic paper prior to the application of the emulsion during the manufacturing process. The baryta layer helps create a smooth glossy surface and increases paper whiteness.

2. Paper made with such a coating.

cf. coated stock.

Entry last updated 2002-05-03. Term 111 of 1487.


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