Alfred Bishop Hitchins

Alfred Bishop Hitchins AM, DSc, PhD
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Residence	c/o Ansco Co. Research Laboratory, Binghamton, NY
Occupation	chemist
Society Membership membership ordinary fellow left 1925 struck off elected_AI 1916.01.11 clubs Chemists Club, NY societies Franklin Institute Royal Photographic Society American Chemical Society Society of Chemical Industry Royal Meteorological Society Royal Society of Arts Linnean Society of London

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1915.12.21 nominated; proposed by A. Keith, seconded by T.A. Joyce
1925.05.19 The Treasurer made a report of Fellows in arrears and it was resolved that the following names be removed from the list of Fellows: Mr George Bryans, Mr E.E. Codrington, Revd. H.R. Barrish, Dr A.B. Hitchins, Prof. P. Mitra.

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Research staff: Alfred B. Hitchins and 5 trained men. Research work : Full time of 6 on photographic work. Unusual equipment: For photographic emulsions, spectroscopic work, spectro-photography, photometry and photo-micrography, testing of dyes and color filters, polariscopic and refractometric work; high temperature ...

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External Publications

A Shutter Testing Machine A. B. Hitchins and F. B. Gilbert M262 Jour. Frank. Inst., 1917,

Scheme of Analysis for Blanc Fixe A. B. Hitchins 1414 Paper, June 6, 1917, p. 11

The Yellowing of Paper A. B. Hitchins

Modem Applications of Photography A. B. Hitchins 089 J. Frank. Inst., Feb., 1919, p. 129

Materia photographica;: A dictionary of the chemicals, raw materials, developing agents and dyes used in photography, Unknown Binding – 1924
by Alfred B Hitchins (Author)

Alfred B.Hitchins, 'A method of using miniatures or models for the introduction of extra detail in motion pictures,'

Recovering Silver from Fixing Baths By Alfred B. Hitchins

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