Process for making photoreceptors

Alloys or metallic compositions – Arsenic base or selenium or tellurium base alloy containing...

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ABSTRACT:
A process for preparing a selenium alloy highly resistant to the development of persistant bulk space charge during prolonged, electrophotographic cycling comprising heating a mixture comprising selenium, arsenic and chlorine to a temperature between about 290.degree. C. and about 330.degree. C. to form a molten mixture, agitating the molten mixture to blend the components therein, discontinuing or substantially discontinuing all agitation of the mixture to achieve a quiescent state for the mixture, raising the temperature of the mixture to at least about 420.degree. C. for at least about 30 minutes and cooling the mixture until it becomes a solid.

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