Recorders – Performance of multiple functions of steam and gas engines – Pressure responsive element
Patent
1991-09-23
1993-01-19
Hartary, Joseph W.
Recorders
Performance of multiple functions of steam and gas engines
Pressure responsive element
106 22D, 106 22K, 346140R, B41J 221, C09D 1102
Patent
active
051810450
ABSTRACT:
Certain dyes become insoluble under specific and well-defined pH conditions. By forcing a dye to become insoluble on the page, migration of the dye is inhibited, thereby helping to reduce bleed between inks of different colors. The dye is forced out of solution from the ink by contact with another ink having the appropriate pH (either higher or lower than that of the first ink).
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Adamic Raymond J.
Shields James P.
Hartary Joseph W.
Hewlett--Packard Company
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