Thermographic system using naphthoylated leuco phenazine dyes

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430341, 430338, G03C 152

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ABSTRACT:
Thermographic composition comprising a leuco dye, a nitrate salt, and, optionally, an acid and stabilizing compound. The leuco dye contains a phenazine nucleus with naphthoyl substitutents on the 10-position and, optionally on one or both of the 3- and 7-positions through an amino group.
In their oxidized form, the leuco dyes of this invention provide access to a range of red and magenta colors which exhibit greater stability when subjected to light and temperatures characteristic of the stage of overhead projectors than that exhibited by previously available leuco dyes of this color range.

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