Working fluids for electrophoretic image display devices

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Coating – forming or etching by sputtering

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204299R, 96 1A, C25D 112, B03C 500

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040935345

ABSTRACT:
The invention provides a working fluid for an electrophoretic image display device including a dispersion of a species of finely divided particles of an opaque dielectric material suspended in a suspension medium, each of the said particles which are transportable within the suspension medium under the influence of an electric field, has a chemical compound adsorbed on the surface thereof, the chemical compound is such that the molecules thereof exert an attractive force towards each other in the absence of the electric field.

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