Abstract: An improved photoelectrophoretic imaging method is disclosed wherein a blocking layer is provided with a coating which interacts, in the dark, with the pigment particles of the imaging suspension so as to provide a uniformly charged imaging suspension upon exposure of the suspension to an electric field. The coating material occupies at least a substantially equal position in the Dark Charge Injection Series as any pigment in the imaging suspension. Subsequent or simultaneous electromagnetic radiation to which at least some of the particles are sensitive then results in the formation of optically positive and negative images.

Abstract: An electrophoretic migration imaging process, apparatus, and materials useful therein are disclosed. Electrically photosensitive particles, at least some of which bear a positive polarity electrostatic charge, are disposed between two spaced electrodes. One of the electrodes has the surface thereof adjacent to the electrically photosensitive particles bearing a uniform layer containing an amount of a dark charge exchange material sufficient to provide a net change in charge polarity with at least a portion of said positive polarity particles upon electrical contact therewith in the presence of an electric field and in the absence of activating radiation. Imaging is accomplished byA. disposing the electrically photosensitive particles between the spaced electrodes, andB. substantially simultaneously1.

Abstract: An improved photoelectrophoretic imaging method is disclosed wherein a blocking layer is provided with a coating which interacts, in the dark, with the pigment particles of the imaging suspension so as to provide a uniformly charged imaging suspension upon exposure of the suspension to an electric field. The coating comprises a compound selected from the group consisting of inorganic salts of lithium, iodine, tin and iron.

Abstract: An electrophotographic printing machine and method of use therefor in which a plurality of light images of the same original document are formed. Each of the light images is of a different predetermined magnitude and irradiates a charged photoconductive member to record a plurality of electrostatic latent images thereof. The electrostatic latent images are developed with developer mixes having differing predetermined concentrations of toner particles therein. These developed powder images are transferred, in superimposed registration with one another, onto a common sheet of support material forming a high quality reproduction of the original document.

Abstract: There are described novel yellow compounds which are represented by the formula ##SPC1##Wherein X is a member selected from the group consisting of ##SPC2##The compounds may be used for various applications and preferably are utilized as imaging particles in the photoelectrophoretic imaging method.

Abstract: 3-Bromo-N-2"-pyridyl-8,13-dioxodinaphtho-(2,1-b;3',3'-d)-furan-6-carboxamid e is described as a new composition of matter along with its use in electrophotographic and photoelectrophoretic imaging processes.

Abstract: Dry leather is dyed with azoic dyes without wetting the leather with water by incorporating into the leather the required diazonium component and any required coupling component in a substantially non-aqueous volatile low-viscosity solvent and incorporating into the leather any other materials required for the coupling reaction in such a solvent or as a vapor. The coupling component can be a natural or synthetic phenolic tanning agent employed in tanning the leather. Dye patterns can be applied to the surface of the leather by using a light-sensitive diazonium component and photo-imaging the surface before effecting coupling. Dry leather is dyed by such processes without significant change in properties.

Abstract: A light-transparent photoconductive material for use in electrophotography is the reaction product obtained by condensingA. an organic photoconductive compound containing an amino and/or hydroxyl group andB. a reactive colored compound containing an active halogen atom;Or by condensingA. an organic photoconductive compound containing an active halogen atom andB. a reactive colored compound containing an amino and/or hydroxyl group.

Abstract: A magenta image dye-providing compound having a formula as follows: ##SPC1##Wherein:Car represents a carrier moiety which, as a function of oxidation under alkaline conditions, releases a diffusible dye from said compound;m and q each represent an integer having a value of 0 or 1;X represents a bivalent linking group;Z.sup.1 represents hydrogen or Z;R.sup.1 represents hydrogen, an alkyl radical an alkoxy radical having 1 to about 4 carbon atoms, or halogen;D represents cyano, sulfo, fluorosulfonyl, halogen, a --SO.sub.

Abstract: Magenta image dye-providing compound having formulas as follows: ##SPC1##Wherein:Car represents a carrier moiety which, as a function of oxidation under alkaline conditions, releases a diffusible dye from said compound;m and q each represent an integer having a value of 0 or 1;X represents a bivalent linking group;R represents hydrogen or alkyl;J represents a bivalent radical selected from sulfonyl or carbonyl;Q represents hydrogen, hydroxy or an acylamino radical;G represents hydroxy, a salt thereof, or a hydrolyzable acyloxy group;r represents an integer having a value of 1 or 2;Z represents cyano, trifluoromethyl, a carboxy, a carboxylic acid ester, nitro in the 2- or 3- position relative to the azo radical, fluorosulfonyl, sulfo, halogen, an alkylsulfonyl radical; a phenylsulfonyl radical, alkylcarbonyl, a sulfamoyl radical; a carbamoyl radical, and, in formulas I or II when r is 1, Z may represent a radical having the formula Car-[X--(NR--J).sub.q ].sub.

Abstract: A nondiffusible sulfonamide compound which is alkali-cleavable upon oxidation to release a diffusible magenta color-providing moiety from a benzene nucleus thereof, said compound having a formula as follows: ##SPC1##WhereinBall represents an organic ballasting group.Y represents the carbon atoms necessary to complete a benzene or naphthalene nucleus;X represents a bivalent linking group;R represents hydrogen or alkyl;J represents sulfonyl or carbonyl;M and q each represent an integer having a value of 0 or 1;R.sup.