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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 25, 2006
Filed:
Sep. 04, 2003
Michel F. Molaire, Rochester, NY (US);
Jeanne E. Kaeding, Rochester, NY (US);
Theodore Zubil, Rochester, NY (US);
Michel F. Molaire, Rochester, NY (US);
Jeanne E. Kaeding, Rochester, NY (US);
Theodore Zubil, Rochester, NY (US);
Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, NY (US);
Abstract
An amorphous mixture consisting essentially of TiOFPc and TiOPc and containing more than 75 weight percent of substantially chlorine-free TiOPc is produced by forming a mixture of crude crystalline TiOFPc and crude crystalline, substantially chlorine-free TiOPc that contains less than 80 weight percent TiOPc, treating the mixture under conditions effective to form a substantially amorphous mixture of TiOFPc and TiOPc containing less than 75 weight percent TiOPc, which is then treated with water, and dried. A further amount of crude crystalline, substantially chlorine-free TiOPc sufficient to form a new mixture containing more than 75 weight percent of substantially chlorine-free TiOPc is added, and the new mixture is converted to a substantially amorphous mixture of TiOFPc and TiOPc. A nanoparticulate cocrystalline composition is obtained by forming a slurry in an organic solvent of the dried substantially amorphous mixture, and wet milling the slurry to form the cocrystalline composition.