Electrographic recording process, means and apparatus

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products

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346165, B41M 520, G01D 1534

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042060176

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to electrographic recording.
It relates to an electrographic recording process characterized by forming at least one permanent trace or mark by local injection of electrons by means of at least one marking electrode brought to negative potential in an electrosensitive layer containing grains of a color center-generating substance dispersed in an appropriate binder, said electrosensitive layer being supported by a layer which is a good conductor of electricity brought to a positive potential and containing a substance which is able to supply to the electrosensitive layer the same number of positive charges as electrons injected by the marking electrode.
The invention can be used in various recording implements.

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