Color photographic element with improved resistance to thermal a

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Color imaging process – Stabilizing

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430374, 430435, 430505, 430551, 430554, 430555, 430558, 430546, 430631, 430632, 430633, G03C 1100

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055081479

ABSTRACT:
Yellowing of a processed photographic element is inhibited by incorporating a scavenger comound capable of reacting with magenta coupler, e.g. an epoxy compound, in a layer adjacent a layer containing the magenta coupler. In a preferred embodiment, the magenta coupler containing layer is sandwiched between layers containing the scavenger compound. Prior to processing at least one of these layers contains a solubilizing agent for the scavenger compound. In preferred embodiments, the processing solution used to process the photographic element containing an external solubilizing agent for the scavenger compound, preferably benzyl alcohol.

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