Developer is identified as a chemical that causes a reaction in an exposed emulsion to reveal an image in that emulsion.
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"Developer" is in the UNSPSC Code "44103108"
Developer for printers or photocopiers
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Chemical (A chemical substance is any material with a ...)
mulsion (Emulsion is defined as a photosensitive coating. ..)
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