You have just taken your film from the water bath,and you notice white spots on the radiographs.How can you prevent this from occurring in the future?

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White spots on radiographs are caused from air bubbles that prevent the chemicals from contacting the film emulsion.To prevent this,gently agitate fixer and developer with the film rack when placing the film rack in the developer or fixer solution.White spots can also be the result of fixer contacting the film prior to development.Eliminating light leaks will prevent film fog and overexposed film,not white spots.Increasing the fixation time will prevent yellow-brown spots on the film;it will not cause white spots.Cross-contamination of chemicals will cause fogged film and black spots on the film,not white spots.

You Have Just Taken Your Film from the Water Bath,and