Abstract: An integrated material for chemical analysis comprising three or more reagent layer units on a support and a porous spreading layer, said units containing reagents for different chemical analyses and being proximately arranged on a support such that approximately equal portions thereof are within a spreading circle defined by the diffusion of a liquid sample as it passes through the porous spreading layer, and a method for analyzing blood using the same.

Abstract: A multilayered integral chemical analysis element for the blood comprising a filter layer capable of removing formed components from the blood, a water-proof layer having at least one small opening therein, a porous spreading layer and a reagent layer laminated in this order.

Abstract: An integral multilayered element for the chemical analysis of the blood comprising a combination of a porous spreading layer, a reagent layer, and a radiation-blocking layer, said radiation-blocking layer being water-permeable and containing at least one elemental metal or an alloy thereof.

Abstract: An ion selection electrode device for measuring concentrations of predetermined ions such as in biological samples in which measuring electrodes are disposed on a planar substrate with their active heads lying within a circle of small radius. A small sample of a liquid to be measured is dropped on and spreads over the circle contacting each electrode. In a preferred embodiment, two sets of electrodes are provided around adjacent circles on a single substrate, one for the sample and the other for a standard reference fluid. A dam separates the two liquids but electrical contact therebetween is provided by a porous bridge.

Abstract: An integrated material for chemically analyzing a liquid sample comprising a supporting plate having provided thereon two or more different analytical units each comprising a reagent layer and a porous spreading layer or a portion of a common porous spreading layer, the units being disposed such that at least a portion of the reagent layers are in contact with or in close proximity to one another with the porous spreading layer(s) of the units being commonly covered with a liquid sample delivering patch.

Abstract: A presensitized lithoprinting plate which needs no fountain solution on printing comprising a support and a coating layer of a mixture of a photosensitive material and a silicone rubber.

Abstract: Process of producing aspirin-containing capsules which comprises (1) dispersing aspirin particles in a solution of a cellulose derivative in an organic solvent partially miscible with water; (2) adding the dispersion to an encapsulation medium comprising water containing organic solvent(s) partially miscible with water with or without aspirin; (3) stirring the mixture to form a fine dispersion of the aspirin; and (4) evaporating off the organic solvent to deposit the cellulose derivative around the aspirin particles.

Abstract: A dry presensitized planographic plate composed of a support having coated thereon one or two layers of (a) a silicone rubber, (b) a photosensitive azide compound, (c) a cyclized rubber, and (d) a copolymer of vinylidene chloride and acrylonitrile, the uppermost layer, when the planographic plate has two layers, containing at least the component (a) and (b) and the lower layer containing at least the component (c).

Abstract: A method for controlling the hydrogen ion concentration of an aqueous solution is provided, which method comprises adding to an aqueous solution, microcapsules prepared by encapsulating an acid material with a polymer, which is dissolved in or swelled with water in an alkaline state only, and/or microcapsules prepared by encapsulating an alkaline material with a polymer, which is dissolved in or swelled with water in an acid state only, and adding an aqueous acid solution or an aqueous alkaline solution to the system.

Abstract: A presensitized planographic printing plate which can be used in both negative and positive work comprising a support, a layer formed on the support of a photosensitive substance prepared by the reaction at a pH of not more than 7.5 of a diazonium compound with a coupling agent, e.g., hydroxybenzophenone, and a layer formed on the photosensitive layer of a "one-package" silicone rubber curable at room temperature. A planographic printing plate per se is produced by imagewise exposing the presensitized plate through a negative or positive film, and treating the exposed plate with a treating liquid capable of removing those portions of the presensitized plate which correspond to the image area of the original. Dampening water is not required when printing is carried out using the resulting printing plate.