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laurencescou

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In the developing solution, which chemical blackens the exposed silver halide crystals?
 a. Sodium sulfite
  b. Sodium carbonate
  c. Hydroquinone
  d. Potassium bromide

Question 2

Which of the following is advantageous in using a chronological resume?
 a. You are staying in the same field as prior jobs.
  b. You are changing career goals.
  c. Your work history is spotty.
  d. You have been in the same job for many years.



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Answer to Question 1

c
RATIONALE: In the developing solution, hydroquinone blackens the exposed silver halide crystals.

Answer to Question 2

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