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    Sal-ammoniac Brown or rust blue formula

    I have been looking at using Sal ammoniac or ammonium chloride as its called for a rust blue project. I am a bit confused with the solution, the R.H Angier book says that the mix is 2% ammonium chloride but to mix with what? I guess it's distilled water at what %. Is it 2% of say a 100 grams of distilled water, 2% of what ever quantity of water you user. Can someone enlighten me.
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    Yes, water.

    20 grams per liter.

    If you’re in the UKicon there’s probably enough humidity in the air. A humidifier will speed things up.

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