Abstract: An electrode structure includes: a plurality of pixel electrodes arranged separately from each other; and a plurality of dielectric layers laminated in a first direction with respect to the plurality of pixel electrodes, in which the plurality of dielectric layers includes: a first dielectric layer that spreads over the plurality of pixel electrodes in a direction intersecting with the first direction; and a second dielectric layer that includes dielectric material having a refractive index higher than that of the first dielectric layer, sandwiches the first dielectric layer together with the plurality of pixel electrodes, and has a slit at a position overlapping space between pixel electrodes adjacent when viewed from the first direction.

Abstract: The surface-treated calcium carbonate filler having a floc structure is provided which can provide a curable resin composition which has a high thixotropic property, exerts a high elongation degree at a low modulus, and has such a restoring rate that a load to be applied onto an adherend is reduced particularly by mixing in the curable resin composition, and the curable resin composition containing the filler.

Abstract: The surface-treated calcium carbonate filler having a floc structure is provided which can provide a curable resin composition which has a high thixotropic property, exerts a high elongation degree at a low modulus, and has such a restoring rate that a load to be applied onto an adherend is reduced particularly by mixing in the curable resin composition, and the curable resin composition containing the filler.

Abstract: A surface treated calcium carbonate in which calcium carbonate is surface treated with a fatty acid surface treatment agent satisfying the following equation (a), and the surface treated calcium carbonate satisfying the following equation (b) is provided: C12+C14 85(%)??(a) and Pv 90(%),??(b) C12 is a ratio of a fatty acid surface treatment agent having an alkyl group of 12 carbon atoms, C14 is a ratio of a fatty acid surface treatment agent having an alkyl group of 14 carbon atoms, and Pv is a ratio of a volume (vol. %) precipitated in hexane. The surface treated calcium carbonate of the present invention can provide the resin compositions having slip resistance and slump resistance with a good balance between them, especially the resin compositions having an excellent slip resistance.

Abstract: The surface-treated calcium carbonate is disclosed which is surface-treated with an organic surface treating agent, said surface-treated calcium carbonate satisfies the particular BET specific surface area (Sw), reduced heat amount per unit specific surface area (As), average pore diameter (Dxp) at which an increased amount of mercury penetration reaches the maximum value in a method of mercury penetration, and amount of an average pore diameter [maximum value of an increased amount of mercury penetration (Dyp)/average pore diameter (Dxp)]. The surface-treated calcium carbonate of the present invention is particularly useful for resins and it not only improves adhesion of resin compositions to a subject to be adhered, but forms a rigid coating film when blended into resins.

Abstract: A surface treated calcium carbonate in which calcium carbonate is surface treated with a fatty acid surface treatment agent satisfying the following equation (a), and the surface treated calcium carbonate satisfying the following equation (b) is provided:

Abstract: The surface-treated calcium carbonate is disclosed which is surface-treated with an organic surface treating agent, said surface-treated calcium carbonate satisfies the particular BET specific surface area (Sw), reduced heat amount per unit specific surface area (As), average pore diameter (Dxp) at which an increased amount of mercury penetration reaches the maximum value in a method of mercury penetration, and amount of an average pore diameter [maximum value of an increased amount of mercury penetration (Dyp)/average pore diameter (Dxp)]. The surface-treated calcium carbonate of the present invention is particularly useful for resins and it not only improves adhesion of resin compositions to a subject to be adhered, but forms a rigid coating film when blended into resins.