Patent classifications
C09D11/50
Composition for Wet Indicator and Wet Indicator
To provide a composition for wet indicator excellent in discoloration performance. What is disclosed is a composition for wet indicator comprising an oily gel and a wet-sensitive colorant composition.
INK COMPOSITIONS
An ink composition includes a fluid and a plurality of microcapsules suspended in the fluid. The fluid includes a first chemical compound that exhibits a first color characteristic in a first pH range and exhibits a second color characteristic in a second pH range, where the first color characteristic is visually distinct from the second color characteristic. A second chemical compound is contained within the microcapsules, such that rupturing at least a subset of the plurality of microcapsules releases the second chemical compound. Releasing the second chemical compound shifts a pH of the fluid from a first pH in the first pH range to a second pH in the second pH range.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A DATA MEDIUM AND DATA MEDIUM THUS OBTAINED
Disclosed is a method for manufacturing a multilayer data medium (1), in which method: a multilayer data medium, including at least one transparent security layer (16), and at least one marking layer (17), sensitive to electromagnetic-marking radiation (5), are selected; the transparent security layer (16) includes at least one semi-transparent printed image including at least one thermochromic dye; at least one marking (30) is made using the electromagnetic-marking radiation, through the printed image; the semi-transparent printed image reveals, in a first state referred to as the inactivated state, at least one semi-transparent visible pattern that makes it possible, after the marking step, to view the marking (30) through the image, the pattern not being visible in a second state, referred to as the activated state. The invention also relates to a multilayer data medium (1).
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A DATA MEDIUM AND DATA MEDIUM THUS OBTAINED
Disclosed is a method for manufacturing a multilayer data medium (1), in which method: a multilayer data medium, including at least one transparent security layer (16), and at least one marking layer (17), sensitive to electromagnetic-marking radiation (5), are selected; the transparent security layer (16) includes at least one semi-transparent printed image including at least one thermochromic dye; at least one marking (30) is made using the electromagnetic-marking radiation, through the printed image; the semi-transparent printed image reveals, in a first state referred to as the inactivated state, at least one semi-transparent visible pattern that makes it possible, after the marking step, to view the marking (30) through the image, the pattern not being visible in a second state, referred to as the activated state. The invention also relates to a multilayer data medium (1).
PATCH TYPE THERMOMETER AND APPLICATION PRODUCT FOR SAME
The present disclosure relates to a patch-type thermometer using a thermochromic ink, and particularly to, a patch-type thermometer capable of accurately measuring a body temperature even in special environments.
PATCH TYPE THERMOMETER AND APPLICATION PRODUCT FOR SAME
The present disclosure relates to a patch-type thermometer using a thermochromic ink, and particularly to, a patch-type thermometer capable of accurately measuring a body temperature even in special environments.
INK COMPOSITION FOR LIGHT-EMITTING DEVICE AND LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE MANUFACTURED USING SAME
An ink composition for a light-emitting device includes: a phosphine oxide-based charge transport organic material; a first solvent represented by Formula 1; and a second solvent represented by Formula 2:
HOR.sub.1(O).sub.mR.sub.2OH Formula 1
(HO).sub.aR.sub.11O(R.sub.12O).sub.nR.sub.13(OH).sub.b. Formula 2
DUAL PHOTOINITIATED NANOCOMPOSITE-INK PRINTING
A method of inkjet printing a gradient dielectric element in a deposition and photo-polymerization process. The method comprises: providing a plurality of complex-dielectric-inks that are inkjet printable including a nanocomposite-ink with an organic-matrix and a nanoparticle filler dispersed within. The plurality of complex-dielectric-inks have a first complex-dielectric-ink having a first photoinitiator and a second complex-dielectric-ink with a second photoinitiator. The first and second complex-dielectric-ink have different wavelength selective photo-polymerization absorption bands such that spectrally discrete exposure results in different degrees of polymerization of the first and second complex-dielectric-ink. The method further comprises providing an optical source to polymerize the complex-dielectric-inks, depositing droplets of the plurality of complex-dielectric-ink and curing the plurality of complex-dielectric-inks, wherein deposition of the plurality of layers result in a volumetric nanoparticle concentration gradient.
Thermochromic ink and document printed therewith
A document which may be a security document has a thermochromic coating which may be a thermochromic ink on the substrate of the document. The ink may include several thermochromic materials which transition from various different colors to substantially clear in appearance as the ink is warmed to various temperatures. The combination of the colors of the thermochromic materials can give the document a different color at a number of different temperatures, until the coating is warmed to the highest color change point. When at or above the highest color change temperature, the coating becomes substantially transparent and the printed area assumes the color of the underlying substrate. The coating may also include non-reactive materials of yet another color that mixes with the colors of the thermochromic materials. The document may additionally include printed indicia on the substrate that are masked by the thermochromic materials at certain temperatures, and not masked by the thermochromic materials at other temperatures.
Thermochromic ink and document printed therewith
A document which may be a security document has a thermochromic coating which may be a thermochromic ink on the substrate of the document. The ink may include several thermochromic materials which transition from various different colors to substantially clear in appearance as the ink is warmed to various temperatures. The combination of the colors of the thermochromic materials can give the document a different color at a number of different temperatures, until the coating is warmed to the highest color change point. When at or above the highest color change temperature, the coating becomes substantially transparent and the printed area assumes the color of the underlying substrate. The coating may also include non-reactive materials of yet another color that mixes with the colors of the thermochromic materials. The document may additionally include printed indicia on the substrate that are masked by the thermochromic materials at certain temperatures, and not masked by the thermochromic materials at other temperatures.