Irregular polymer particles create an opaque layer that turns transparent by collapsing voids, revealing underlying color without leuco dyes.
Coarse particle coating layer on note sheet lower surface disperses scribbling pressure, eliminating cardboard divider need while maintaining clear replicas.
Segmented CF and CB coatings on a folded paper sheet resolve alignment precision issues while enabling bilingual medical form translation.
Hollow polymeric particles reduce opacity in recording materials, avoiding unstable color precursors while maintaining long-term stability.
A thermosensitive recording layer forming liquid uses an electron-donating compound and a low-solubility electron-accepting compound to form a uniform coating.
Diaminodiphenyl sulfone additives mediate reactions between non-phenolic agents and color formers, resolving oil resistance versus storage stability trade-offs.
A heat-sensitive recording material uses hollow body pigments in a second layer to form images through thermal melting.
Web-shaped substrate coated with zinc salicylate color acceptor layer.