Abstract:
This invention relates to colored polymer particles preferably with surface functionality for charge retention, a process for their preparation, the use of these particles for the preparation of an electrophoretic device, color electrophoretic displays comprising such particle, and new polymerisable dyes.
Abstract:
Described is a process for agglomerating a substance from a liquid system with subsequent separation and drying, which liquid system is composed of at least two liquids, which at 20.degree. C. are completely miscible with one another.
Abstract:
REACTIVE DYESTUFFS HAVING THE GENERAL FORMULA 1
(AQ-CH2-NH-CO-CH2-N(-R'')-CO-R-X)(-SO3H)N
ARE PRODUCED BY REACTING AN ANTHRAQUINONE DYESTUFF WHICH COMBINES THROUGH AN N OR O ATOM WITH EITHER A REACTIVE AROMATIC NUCLEUS HAVING A REPLACEABLE HYDROGEN, REPRESENTED BY THE GENERAL FORMULA 2
Y-CH2-NH-CO-CH2-N(-R1)-CO-R-X
OR WITH A REACTIVE AROMATIC NUCLEUS HAVING A REPLACEABLE HYDROGEN, REPRESENTED BY THE GENERAL FORMULA 3
NH2-CO-CH2-N(-R'')-CO-R-X
IN COMBINATION WITH FORMALDEHYDE OR A COMPOUND WHICH FORMS A FORMALDEHYDE. THE PRODUCT MAY BE SULFONATED, IF DESIRED.
Abstract:
NOVEL FIBER-REACTIVE ACID ANTHRAQUINONE DYESTUFFS ARE PROVIDED. SUCH NOVEL DYESTUFFS ARE PRODUCED BY COVERTING AMINO ANTHRAQUINONE DYESTUFFS INTO THE VALUABLE NOVEL DYESTUFFS BY THE INTRODUCTION OF HALOGEN, ACYLAMINO METHYL GROUPS. THE NOVEL DYESTUFFS ARE ESPECIALLY USEFUL FOR THE BATCH DYEING AND PRINTING OF FIBER MATERIAL CONTAINING POLYAMIDE, ESPECIALLY WOOL. THE INVENTION ALSO PROVIDES, AS INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, THE MATERIALS DYED AND PRINTED WITH THE NOVEL DYESTUFF.
Abstract:
Modified dyes, inks containing modified dyes, and associates methods of manufacture are described. The modified dyes are made by adding a hydrocarbon chain to the unmodified dyes through a hydroxyl, amine, or phenolic functional group. The modification is accomplished using compounds containing reactive groups selected from acid chlorides or halogenated hydrocarbon chains. The modified dyes provide enhanced water fastness and increased dispersibility of the dyes and associated inks.