Dye imbibition imaging material including cationic mordant layer and photosensitive polyesterionomer layer
CA 1164707 A · Owner: Eastman Kodak Company · Inventors: Hartman, Susan E.; Mcguckin, Hugh G.; Specht, Donald P.
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A positive continuous tone, dye image is pro-, duced by means of a dye imbibition imaging element comprising (a) a support having thereon, (b) a cationic mordant layer for an anionic dye, and (c) a senitized photohardenable photopolymer layer consisting essentially of a photosensitive polyesterionomer. A process for forming a positive, continuous tone dye image in a dye imbibition imaging element, as described, comprises the steps of: (1) imagewise exposing the photopolymer layer of the element to activating radiation to imagewise harden the photopolymer layer; then (2) developing the photopolymer layer by means of water rinsing; and, then (3) imbibing an anionic dye into the mordant layer …
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- Granted April 3, 1984. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 3, 2001.
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