Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Fujifilm Corporation

Tomomi Tateishi

Nobuhiro Nishita

Makoto Yamada

Hisashi Mikoshiba

Yasuhiro Ishiwata

Yoshisada Nakamura

Takayoshi Kamio

Masataka Murata

Mitsuru Ito

Disclosed is a barrier laminate comprising at least one organic layer and at least one inorganic layer, wherein the organic layer is obtained by curing a polymerizable composition comprising 1 to 50% by weight of a polymerizable compound which has a bisphenol skeleton and having an aliphatic group.

Barrier laminate, barrier film substrate and device

An organic electroluminescent device is produced by a method using a transfer material comprising a pressing member having a projection and an organic layer formed on the projection, which comprises the steps of superposing the transfer material on a first substrate having an electrode formed at least partially thereon such that the organic layer faces the electrode; applying pressure thereto to form a laminate; and peeling the pressing member from the laminate so that the organic layer is transferred onto the first substrate via the electrode.

Organic electroluminescent device and its production method

A transfer material having at least one organic, thin-film layer on a temporary substrate support, wherein (a) at least one component constituting the organic, thin-film layer has a flow-starting temperature of 40&#xb0; C. or higher and a transfer temperature or lower or a glass transition temperature Tg of 40&#xb0; C. to 250&#xb0; C., or wherein (b) at least one component constituting the organic, thin-film layer has a temperature of 40&#xb0; C. to 240&#xb0; C., at which its viscosity becomes 1&#xd7;10Pa&#xb7;s.

Method for producing organic, thin-film device and transfer material used therein

A transfer material comprises a temporary support and an electroluminescent element layer, and positioned between said temporary support and said electroluminescent element layer. Using the above transfer material, an organic electroluminescent device is produced by a method comprising the steps of superposing the transfer material on an electrode layer side of a substrate has partially or wholly transparent or opaque electrode layer, contacting the transfer material and the substrate, and transferring at least one electroluminescent element to the electrode layer side of a substrate with at least one heating means and pressing means.

Method for producing organic electroluminescent device and transfer material used therein

An image receiving material for electrophotography having, on a support, one or more structural layers including a toner image receiving layer, wherein at least one layer of said structural layers comprises plasticizer, and wherein a flow starting temperature of said toner image receiving layer is at 30&#xb0; C. or higher that is, as well, lower than a temperature of a flow starting temperature of toner resin+10&#xb0; C., is disclosed. Using the image receiving material can provide formation of toner reflected images similar to photographs with respect to smoothness (glossiness) and also provide no image degradation by image roughness or removal.

Image receiving material for electrophotography

A thermal transfer recording material capable of giving a color image having an excellent color reproducibility as well as good light fastness and free from fading, bleeding and contamination of an article contacted is provided. The thermal transfer recording material comprises a thermal transfer dye donating material containing the specified thermally migratable, dissociative heteryl azo dye of phenol or naphthol type and an image receiving material for thermal transfer printing, containing at least one of basic materials and mordants as a dye receiving compound.

Thermal transfer recording material

Disclosed is an imidazole azo dye of formula (I), which is useful for image formation and as a filter dye, which has a sharp absorption wave and which is fast to light, heat, air, moisture and chemicals. Also disclosed is a thermal transfer dye-donating material containing imidazole azo dye(s) of formula (I) preferably along with aminopyrazole azo dye(s) of formula (II). The material gives a high-density image with good color reproduction, and the image formed has improved storage stability. ##STR1## In (I), B and C independently represent a hydrogen atom or a substituent capable of being substituted in the imidazole ring; A represents an aryl or heterocyclic group; provided that when B is a hydrogen atom, C is not a hydrogen atom nor an alkyl group having from 1 to 3 carbon atoms; provided that when C is a hydrogen atom, B is not a substituted nor unsubstituted alkyl group; provided that C is not a mercapto group or an alkylthio group; and provided that B is not a carboxyl group. In (II), D represents a hydrogen atom, or an alkyl, aryl, or heterocyclic group, E represents a substituent capable of being substituted in the pyrazole ring, F represents an aryl or heteroaromatic group, and G and I independently represent a hydrogen atom, or an alkyl, aryl, or heterocyclic group.

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Kanagawa-ken, Japan

Tomomi Tateishi