Can this solution be used to separate photos that are stuck together from water damage?

Short answer: kind of. Photos stick together because the gelatin in the emulsion gets wet, and rehardens - it's basically glue. To separate them, place them in a bath of lukewarm water to re-soften that gelatin. I would use distilled water as it has no minerals, thus will not leave water spots. After they've soaked for a few minutes, gently try separating them using either a thin silicon spatula (the soft flexible kind) or your fingers if you have to. A single drop of regular dawn dish soap or this Photo-Flo will help prevent water spots once the photos dry out, but I don't think it's 100% necessary if your goal is to just get them apart. Good luck!

Would this product be good to clean 8mm/s8mm/16mm film?

This product is a surfactant. You heavily dilute it with water. It's only advantage over just plain water in a cleaning application would be that you need to worry less about water spots when the film dries after cleaning.

ASIN	B00K335F6S
Audio Recording	No
Best Sellers Rank	111 in Darkroom Supplies
Brand	Electron Microscopy Sciences
Brand Name	Electron Microscopy Sciences
Compatible Devices	Camera
Compatible devices	Camera
Customer Reviews	4.8 out of 5 stars 528 Reviews
Exposure Count	200
Exposures per roll	200
File Format	35mm
Film Color	Black and White
Film Format	135
Film colour	Black and White
Film format type	135
ISO Equivalent	200 ISO
Item Weight	522 g
Lighting Type	Daylight
Manufacturer	Electron Microscopy Sciences
Media Type	ProductImage
Model Name	74257
Model name	74257
Roll Quantity	1
UPC	041771464516

Kodak Photo-Flo 200 Solution, 16oz

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