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April 25th 04, 01:33 AM
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CD 3 and CD 4 whats in it?
Does anyone know what the formula for Kodak CD #3 and CD #4 is or do
they have to shoot you if you Find out what is made of? 
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April 26th 04, 02:43 PM
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CD 3 and CD 4 whats in it?
Brock asked: Does anyone know what the formula for Kodak CD #3 and CD #4
is or do they have to shoot you if you Find out what is made of? Brock, only a handful of chemical manufacturers make CD-3 and CD-4. Even Kodak does not make them, although they are likely one of the largest users of these compounds. They are made by Eastman Chemical (among others) which is now an independant company. There are several other manufa CD-3 and CD-4 are not the kind of thing you can "make" by mixing a few other chemicals in your home, but I doubt anyone will "shoot you" for trying. Bernie
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April 26th 04, 05:18 PM
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CD 3 and CD 4 whats in it?
Thanks Bernie
Jazztptman wrote: Brock asked: Does anyone know what the formula for Kodak CD #3 and CD #4 is or do they have to shoot you if you Find out what is made of? Brock, only a handful of chemical manufacturers make CD-3 and CD-4. Even Kodak does not make them, although they are likely one of the largest users of these compounds. They are made by Eastman Chemical (among others) which is now an independant company. There are several other manufa CD-3 and CD-4 are not the kind of thing you can "make" by mixing a few other chemicals in your home, but I doubt anyone will "shoot you" for trying. Bernie
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