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titleOfInvention Direct thermal recording medium based on selective change of state
abstract Direct thermal recording media are designed to operate based on a thermally-induced change of state instead of a thermally-induced chemical reaction between a vat dye and an acidic developer. Such media use two types of solid scattering particles, one of which changes state from solid to liquid during printing, and the other does not change state. Particles that change state, upon melting, fill the spaces between particles that do not change state, thereby eliminating or substantially reducing light scattering, which results in lower portions at selected print locations where heat is locally applied. of the colorant to be visible. Such media can provide high quality thermally-generated images at print speeds as fast as at least 25 cm/sec.
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