Method of forming an image in a printing plate

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Imaging affecting physical property of radiation sensitive... – Including heating

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430138, 430300, 430910, G03C 500

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059485990

ABSTRACT:
A method of image formation which comprises (a) providing a radiation sensitive plate comprising a substrate and a coating containing a heat softenable disperse phase, an aqueous soluble or swellable continuous phase and a radiation absorbing substance, (b) image-wise exposing the plate to at least partially coalesce the particles of the disperse phase in the image areas, (c) developing the image-wise exposed plate to remove the coating in the unexposed areas, and (d) heating the developed plate or subjecting it to irradiation to effect insolubilization of the image. Good quality images of high durability are obtained.

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