Improvements in or relating to printing plates

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Silver halide colloid tanning process – composition – or product – Process using lithographic infectious developer

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430264, 430627, 430628, 430949, G03F 7038, G03F 730

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056099878

ABSTRACT:
A hydrophobic synthetic resin is used to partially or completely replace the hydrophilic colloid conventionally used in silver halide emulsions to obtain a radiation sensitive composition useful in the manufacture of radiation sensitive plates for use in printing plate production by image-wise exposure, tanning development, and washing. The synthetic resin includes a plurality of primary amino groups and optionally acidic groups and is soluble in aqueous or semi-aqueous alkaline solution.

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Grant & Hackh's Chemical Dictionary, Fifth Edition 1987 p. 293.

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