Abstract: The present invention provides a security panel in the form of a hybrid integrated circuit, comprising a plurality of laminae, at least one of which is provided with a semiconductive coating, said coating not being on the outside of the panel, the semiconductive coating not being present on a narrow edge zone of the lamina to which it is applied, electrodes being provided close to two opposite edges of the panel, one of said electrodes being continued along the narrow edge zone from which the conductive coating has been omitted to an area provided with integrated circuitry necessary for the operation of an alarm system, said area being provided within the laminae and also being connected with the second of said electrodes, electric connections being attached to the integrated circuitry area.

Abstract: The present invention provides a reinforced glass laminate, comprising a non-hydrophilic synthetic resin, at least one surface of which has been rendered hydrophilic by bonding thereon a layer of a hydrophilic material, a layer of hydrophilic synthetic resin being bonded to said layer of hydrophilic material and a layer of glass being bonded to said layer of hydrophilic synthetic resin.The present invention also provides a process for producing a reinforced glass laminate, wherein a non-hydrophilic synthetic resin is coated with a solution capable of forming a layer of a hydrophilic material thereon, the solvent medium is then removed, a hydrophilic synthetic resin is placed on the layer of hydrophilic material and glass is then placed on the hydrophilic synthetic resin, whereafter bonding together of the layers is achieved either by applying an increased pressure at an elevated temperature or by heating under reduced pressure.