Process for generation of acid and for imaging, and imaging medi

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430269, 4302701, 430333, 430335, 430336, 430340, 430348, 430203, G03C 1725, G03C 173, G03C 1735, G03C 500

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ABSTRACT:
Acid can be generated by exposing a superacid precursor to actinic radiation effective to generate superacid from the superacid precursor and heating the superacid in admixture with a secondary acid generator capable of undergoing thermal decomposition to produce a secondary acid. The superacid catalyzes decomposition of the secondary acid generator, thus increasing the quantity of strong acid present in the medium. The resultant secondary acid can be used to effect a color change in an acid-sensitive material, so providing an imaging process.

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