Mitsubishi Paper Mills Limited

Nippon Hoso' Kyokai

Kenji Yabuta

Kiyoshi Futaki

Kiyoshi Yamashita

Senji Tosa

Akira Tanaka

Toshihiko Matsushita

Sadao Morishita

Kazuhiro Emoto

Hideki Sekiguchi

Mikiya Sekine

Yasuhiko Oiri

Chihaya Tanaka

There are disclosed a receiving sheet for sublimation type heat transfer recording comprising a substrate, an intermediate layer formed on the substrate, and an ink-receiving layer formed on the intermediate layer, said intermediate layer comprising a cured resin, and said ink-receiving layer comprising a thermoplastic resin; and a process for producing said receiving sheet. When said receiving sheet is used, the heat shrinkage of the substrate and blocking can be prevented and an image having a high coloring density can be obtained.

Receiving sheet for sublimation type heat transfer recording

A heat-transfer recording sheet comprising a support and, coated thereon, a heat-meltable ink layer acquires the ability of reproducing the gradation when said ink layer contains a saturated linear polyester or gallic acid.

Gradation recording heat-transfer sheet

A fixable thermosensitive recording sheet with excellent shelf life and high developed color density is obtained by using a hydrophobic guanidine derivative as heat-fusible developer in a thermosensitive recording sheet consisting of a substrate, a photo- and thermo-sensitive layer made from a diazonium salt and formed on said substrate, and a developer layer overlying said photo- and thermo-sensitive layer and made from a heat-fusible developer, with a coupler compound contained in at least one of said two layers.

Fixable thermosensitive recording sheet

This invention relates to a thermosensitive recording system whereby recording is performed by thermal means, more specifically a thermal recording method which is capable of transmitting or recording concavo-convex stereo information by using in combination a thermosensitive stereo recording material principally composed of thermo-expandable microspheres and a thermorecording medium having a thermoplastic ink coating layer.

Thermal recording method

Gelatin-containing photographic layer incorporated with hardener

Novel compounds represented by the following general formula are useful as color developing agents for color development which react with couplers to form color images: ##STR1## (wherein R.sup.1 and R.sup.2 which may be the same or different represent alkyl groups of 1 to 4 carbon atoms and R.sup.3 represents hydrogen atom or methyl group).

N-alkoxyethoxyethylphenylenediamine color developing agents

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Kenji Yabuta