Negative image-recording material comprising an acrylic resin, a

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Diazo reproduction – process – composition – or product – Composition or product which contains radiation sensitive...

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430176, 430302, 430325, 430944, 430945, G03F 7021, G03F 730

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057416192

ABSTRACT:
A negative-working image-recording material containing both a substance which absorbs light and generates heat and a diazonium compound having two or more diazohio groups in the molecule and a negative-working lithographic plate for direct platemaking by heat mode writing, the lithographic plate comprising a support having provided on at least one surface a substance which absorbs infrared or near infrared light and generates heat and a diazonium compound having two or more diazonio groups in the molecule.

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