Compositions, systems, and methods for imaging

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Dye image from radiation sensitive dye or dye former by dry... – Composition or product

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C430S332000, C430S338000, C430S340000, C430S964000, C503S214000, C503S216000, C503S226000

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07141360

ABSTRACT:
Imaging layers, image recording media, and methods of preparation of each, are provided. One exemplary embodiment of the imaging layer, among others, includes a matrix, a radiation absorbing compound dissolved in the matrix, at least two activators substantially dissolved in the matrix, and a color former. The activators can include a primary activator having a higher acidity than a secondary activator. In addition, the primary activator has a lower solubility in the matrix than the secondary activator. The color former is substantially insoluble in the matrix at ambient conditions and is substantially uniformly distributed in the matrix.

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