Infrared absorber

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106 19, 106177, 10628718, 252300, 260 42, 525 2, 525 4, C09D 1100, C09D 532

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ABSTRACT:
This document discloses the use of reduced heteropoly acids as additives to absorbing material to impart reduced infrared reflectivity or transmission thereto. The reduced infrared reflectivity is especially suitable for use in inks for reading bar coded and optical character reader mail by a special sensing device wherein the infrared portion of the spectrum is betwen about 700 and 1000 nanometers. It is also useful in plastics, aqueous solutions, photographic screens, and paints.

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