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publicationNumber CA-1141161-A
titleOfInvention Manufacture of colour developing sheets
abstract ABSTRACT Potassium hydroxide or another alkaline potassium compound is used to adjust the pH of an aqueous colour developing clay coating composition in the manufacture of colour developing material for use in pressure - sensitive or similar copying systems. This reduces the decline in reactivity with time of such material and increases initial print intensity com-pared with conventional material in which the corresponding sodium compound is used for pH adjustment. Especially good results are obtained where the material being coated is a paper of high acidity such as results from rosin/alum sizing.
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