Abstract: Light-sensitive photographic films are produced by coating polyester films with aqueous dispersions of polyesters or copolyesters containing free-functional acid groups. Corona discharge treatment of the polyester or copolyester layers is disclosed for direct adhesion to photographic emulsions or indirect adhesion via a polymeric sub and/or gelatin sub.

Abstract: Light-sensitive photographic films are produced by coating polyester films with aqueous dispersions of polyesters or copolyesters containing free-functional acid groups. Corona discharge treatment of the polyester or copolyester layers is disclosed for direct adhesion to photographic emulsions or indirect adhesion via a polymeric sub and/or gelatin sub.

Abstract: Photographic film bases and sensitized photographic films are produced by coating a supporting film with an aqueous dispersion or a solution in an organic solvent of an essentially water-insoluble homopolymer and/or copolymer of styrene and/or a styrene derivative to form an adherent polymeric subbing layer which is then subjected to a surface modifying, e.g. corona discharge, treatment. Light-sensitive photographic emulsions adhere directly to the treated subbing layer without the need for an intermediate gelatin subbing layer.

Abstract: An oiler for a motorcycle chain has a container for an oil can the discharge therefrom controlled by a plunger exposed at one end. The container has a port and includes an open-ended chamber which the can fits and a cap provided with a lever yieldably held in a first inoperative position and moved into a second position by means operated by the operator and in the second position the plunger is actuated to effect oil discharge through a conduit extending through the container port. The container is attachable to the frame of the motorcycle in a position such that discharged oil is delivered to a course of the chain.

Abstract: Photographic film bases and sensitized photographic films are produced by coating a supporting film, especially a linear polyester film such as a biaxially oriented and heat-set film of polyethylene terephthalate, with a subbing composition comprising a polymer of a vinyl halogenoester, such as vinyl mono-, di-, or trichloroacetate, which is then subjected to a surface modifying, e.g. corona discharge, treatment. Light-sensitive photographic emulsions adhere directly to the treated subbing layer without the need for an intermediate gelatin subbing layer. The vinyl halogenoester subbing polymer may be a copolymer formed with a softening temperature-lowering comonomer such as an alkyl acrylate, alkyl methacrylate, polyalkylene oxide itaconate or maleate, vinyl alkyl ether, vinyl ester, alkene, alkadiene or alkyl styrene, a suitable copolymer being 78/15/7 mole % vinyl monochloroacetate/ethyl acrylate/acrylamide.