Method of preparing photosensitive element for use in electropho

Gas separation: apparatus – Magnetic separating means

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ABSTRACT:
In a photosensitive element including an electroconductive layer, a photoconductive layer manifesting persistent internal polarization and a highly insulative layer and utilized in the method of electrophotography wherein a first electric field is applied to deposit a charge of one polarity on the surface of the highly insulative layer, and a second field is applied to deposit a charge of the opposite polarity concurrently with the projection of a light image to form a latent image on the surface of the highly insulative layer, there is provided a vapor deposited layer at the interface between the photoconductive layer and the highly insulative layer which consists of a mixture of a first Se-Te alloy having a percentage of Te therein such that it is a highly photosensitive material and a second Se-Te alloy having a percentage of Te therein such that it has high charge trapping capability.

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