Liquid developer for use in electrophotography

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430137, 430116, G03G 912

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041816200

ABSTRACT:
A liquid developer for use in electrophotography, which is superior in storage stability and transferability, said developer comprising a resin A and a coloring agent dispersed in a carrier liquid having a high electric resistivity and a low dielectric constant, said coloring agent having a high electric resistivity and consisting essentially of fine particles of pigment coated with a resin B which is different from said resin A and is substantially insoluble in said carrier liquid.

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