Mono- and difluoroacetylphenyl hydrazine compounds as silver hal

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Silver halide colloid tanning process – composition – or product

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430598, 430963, G03C 106

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ABSTRACT:
A novel group of fluoroacetylphenyl hydrazines useful in insuring rapid-access processing of lithographic film elements is described. These hydrazines not only will produce good dot quality under conditions of rapid-access processing, but can be used a lower pH than conventional, prior art elements and will produce lower fog.

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