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Protective film for polarizing plate
   
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US Patent 6512562
Issued Date
January 28, 2003
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A protective film for a polarizing plate is disclosed in which an contact angle of the surface in contact with a polarizer with respect to pure water is less than 55.degree. and the surface in contact with a polarizer becomes hydrophilic due to a plasma treatment. In such a manner, the protective film for the polarizing plate is readily adhered with a ployvinyl alcohol film employed as a polarizer and can be produced employing processing which is sage in work and does not adversely affect the environment. Thus highly efficient protective film for the polarizing plate, which exhibits excellent adhesion with a polyvinyl alcohol film, and a polarizing plate employing the same, are provided.
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Published
January 28, 2003
Application Number
09/548,939
Filed
April 13, 2000
US Classification
349/122   399/138 399/96
Int'l Classification
G02B   1/10   (20060101)   G02B   5/30   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Apr 15, 1999 [JP] 11-107836
USPTO Field of Search
349/96   349/138   349/122  
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