Optical display elements based on aqueous polymer dispersions

Details Optical display elements based on aqueous polymer dispersions Optical display elements based on aqueous polymer dispersions

2007-05-08

2007-05-08

Ahmed, Sheeba (Department: 1773)

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C428S220000, C428S327000, C428S332000

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10462808

ABSTRACT:
Optical display elements comprising a layer made from a deformable material (matrix) and from discrete polymer particles whose distribution in the matrix follows a defined spatial lattice structure.

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