Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Thermographic process – Heat applied after imaging
Patent
1997-05-13
1998-11-24
Chea, Thorl
Radiation imagery chemistry: process, composition, or product th
Thermographic process
Heat applied after imaging
430522, 430523, 430617, 430619, G03C 1498
Patent
active
058404694
ABSTRACT:
A thermographic element comprises a support having coated on at least one surface thereof a thermographic imaging system that contains a substantially light insensitive metal salt; a gallic acid reducing agent; and an infrared absorbing compound.
These elements provide images that have high density in the ultraviolet spectral region when exposed to infrared radiation.
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Bjork Jon Alfred
Philip James Bernard
Chea Thorl
Imation Corp.
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