Method of developing an electrostatic latent image in which shea

Coating processes – Measuring – testing – or indicating – Thickness or uniformity of thickness determined

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96 1LY, 252 621L, G03G 1306, G03G 908

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ABSTRACT:
The method of developing an electrostatic latent image contained on a surface comprising the steps of applying to a surface a dispersion in a first state wherein the flow properties of the dispersion are non-Newtonian and wherein the dispersion consists of a liquid phase and of a solid phase comprising flocculated electroscopic marking particles forming a matrix sufficiently strong to prevent extraction of individual electroscopic marking particles from the matrix and applying to the dispersion a shear stress of sufficient magnitude to convert the dispersion from the first state to a second state wherein the flow properties of said dispersion become Newtonian and wherein said solid phase is deflocculated.

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