Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Luminescent imaging
Patent
1996-06-17
1997-05-13
Wright, Lee C.
Radiation imagery chemistry: process, composition, or product th
Luminescent imaging
430944, 430503, 428690, 250330, 2504752, 2504842, 2504861, 2504844, 2523014R, 2523014S, G03C 1725
Patent
active
056291264
ABSTRACT:
A composition for use in constructing a photosensitive film for recording an image. The composition includes first, second, and third particle types, each the particle type including a crystalline base material having a trap dopant and a color dopant deposited therein. Each of the color dopants has a different spectral sensitivity. One of the particle types is sensitive to light in the red portion of the visible spectrum. This particle type includes a crystalline base material including an alkaline earth sulfide or selenide doped with Yb.sup.+2.
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Helbing Rene P.
Trutna, Jr. William R.
Hewlett--Packard Company
Wright Lee C.
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