Method of writing, reading and erasing information

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Erasable imaging

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430945, 430 21, 430269, G11B 700

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ABSTRACT:
A method of writing and reading or writing, reading and erasing information in an optical recording medium is provided in which in an optical recording medium an optically active compound which is an inherently chiral dissymmetric olefinic chromophore is subjected to the action of circularly polarized light or is caused to undergo cis-trans isomerization during writing, is subjected to linearly polarized light during reading, and is subjected to linearly or circularly polarized light or light of a wavelength suitable to effect cis-trans isomerization for erasing.

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