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Imaging element and an imaging technique
   
Document Number
US Patent 4365018
Issued Date
December 21, 1982
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A self-exposing imaging element is disclosed comprising a support member, a light sensitive layer, and a layer containing reagents which will chemically react in a chemiluminescent reaction to produce light which exposes the light sensitive layer when in contact with an original. Reagents in the light generating layer are physically or chemically segregated prior to exposure to prevent reaction, for example, by encapsulation of one of the reactants, the reaction solvent, or a catalyst. To copy the self-exposing imaging element is placed in contact with an original, the light generating layer is activated by causing the reactants to mix or introducing the reaction solvent or catalyst and the radiant energy generated produces an image of the original in the radiation sensitive layer by reflex imaging or direct transmission imaging.
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Published
December 21, 1982
Application Number
06/262,015
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May 11, 1981
US Classification
430/139   430/138 430/353 430/395 430/495.1 430/496 430/523 430/616 430/617
Int'l Classification
G03C   5/04   (20060101)  
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430/138   430/139   430/350   430/395   430/495   430/496   430/502   430/503   430/617   430/353   430/523   427/157   252/188.3CL  
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