Patent classifications
G03G9/0833
TONER
A toner comprising a toner particle comprising a binder resin, a crystalline material, and a silica particle, wherein a number average particle diameter D1 of the silica particle comprised in the toner particle is 400 to 3000 nm; the silica particle has a pointed portion; and the crystalline material comprises a compound having an ester group.
TONER
A toner comprising a toner particle comprising a binder resin, a nonmagnetic inorganic oxide particle A, and a magnetic iron oxide particle B, wherein a softening point of a chloroform-soluble component of the toner particle is not greater than 90° C.; the nonmagnetic inorganic oxide particle A and the magnetic iron oxide particle B are internally added to the toner particle; the nonmagnetic inorganic oxide particle A comprises as its main component at least one element selected from the group consisting of Si, Mg, Al, Ti, and Sr; a proportion of the inorganic oxide particles having a long diameter of specific length is in specific range; and a value of a ratio of a number-average particle diameter of the long diameter for the nonmagnetic inorganic oxide particle A, to a number-average particle diameter of the long diameter for the magnetic iron oxide particle B, is 5 to 30.
Magnetic carrier, two-component developer, and method for producing magnetic carrier
A magnetic carrier including a magnetic carrier particle having a magnetic core particle and a coating layer of an organosilicon polymer on a surface of the magnetic core particle, wherein the organosilicon polymer has the structure given by formula (T3) below; in .sup.29Si-NMR measurement of the THF-insoluble matter of the organosilicon polymer, the ratio ST3 of the peak area for the structure given by formula (T3) to the total peak area for the organosilicon polymer is at least 0.05; and in the roughness curve measured on the magnetic carrier particle, the mean width (RSm) of the roughness curve elements of the magnetic carrier particle, and the ratio (σ/RSm) to this RSm of the standard deviation σ of the width of the region where one period of a protrusion and a recess occurs, are in prescribed ranges.
R—Si(O.sub.1/2).sub.3 (T3) R in the formula represents a prescribed substituent.
COBALT FERRITE PARTICLE PRODUCTION METHOD AND COBALT FERRITE PARTICLES PRODUCED THEREBY
Provided are cobalt ferrite particles having a micrometer-order average particle diameter and similar particle diameters. When a cobalt ferrite precursor is treated at a high temperature and a high pressure, an oxidation reaction is caused in the presence of a complexing agent, thereby obtaining intended cobalt ferrite magnetic particles.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING COBALT FERRITE PARTICLES AND COBALT FERRITE PARTICLES PRODUCED BY SAME
Provided are magnetic particles (cobalt ferrite) having a micrometer-order average particle diameter and similar particle diameters. A cobalt ferrite precursor is heated in the presence of a sulfite, thereby obtaining intended cobalt ferrite magnetic particles.
TONER
The toner is a toner including a toner particle comprising a binder resin, a crystalline material, wherein, when a ratio of an area occupied by the crystalline material in a toner surface observed with a scanning electron microscope after ruthenium-staining the toner under a specific condition (1) is represented by S.sub.1 (%), a ratio of an area occupied by the crystalline material in the toner surface observed with the scanning electron microscope after ruthenium-staining the toner under a condition (2) is represented by S.sub.2 (%), and a dispersion diameter of a plurality of domains formed of the crystalline material on the toner surface observed with the scanning electron microscope after the ruthenium-staining the toner under the condition (2) is represented by R.sub.2 (nm), the following expressions (1), (2), and (3) are satisfied.
TONER
There is provided a toner containing: a toner particle containing a binder resin, a releasing agent, and a colorant; and an iron oxide particle present on a surface of the toner particle, in which the iron oxide particle has a surface containing a compound having a specific structure.
Toner and method for producing toner
A toner comprising a toner particle including a binder resin, wherein the toner is such that (1) when a powder dynamic viscoelasticity measurement method is used, a measurement start temperature is set to 25° C., and a ramp rate is set to 20° C./min, on a curve of a storage elastic modulus E′ (Pa) where a temperature (° C.) is plotted against an abscissa and the storage elastic modulus E′ is plotted against an ordinate, a temperature at a time when the E′ at a start of a measurement has decreased by 50% is from 60° C. to 90° C., and (2) a load at a yield point of a displacement-load curve which is determined by a nanoindentation method and where a load (mN) is plotted against an ordinate and a displacement amount (μm) is plotted against an abscissa, is 0.80 mN or more; and a method for producing thereof.
Toner
A toner comprising a toner particle including a binder resin and a magnetic body, wherein in cross-sectional observation of the toner with a transmission electron microscope, where an area percentage occupied by the magnetic body in a region of 200 nm or less from a contour of a cross section of the toner particle to a centroid of the cross section is taken as A1, and an area percentage occupied by the magnetic body in a region of from 200 nm to 400 nm from the contour of the cross section of the toner particle to the centroid of the cross section is taken as A2, the area percentage A1 is from 38% to 85%, the area percentage A2 is from 0% to 37%, and a ratio A2/A1 of the area percentage A2 to the area percentage A1 is from 0 to 0.75.
TONER
A toner includes toner particles. The toner particles each include a toner mother particle and an external additive provided on the surface of the toner mother particle. The toner mother particles contain a binder resin and a magnetic powder. The external additive includes alumina particles. The alumina particles have a number average primary particle diameter of at least 150 nm and no greater than 400 nm. The toner has a time constant of at least 1.0 seconds and no greater than 10.0 seconds. A sediment has a zeta potential at pH 2 of at least 0.0 mV and no greater than 20.0 mV. The sediment is obtained by separation from a dispersion of the toner.