Bill, Thanks for the link. HP clearly found a characteristic in the latex that I thought should exist in something, but I never stumbled onto the latex. To quote the HP patent application, "[I]t has been found unexpectedly that using a low conductivity latex dispersion increases particle stability of latex containing inkjet ink compositions." I suspect that could be an important part of their "electro-steric" dispersion system. I see they also found the Tergitol line of surfactants. I must say, I've always been impressed with the HP R&D. They have the $ and staff to do it right, not that Canon and Epson (I suspect via Fuji and others for chemistry) do not. Paul www.PaulRoark.com --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Bill Lewis <bill-lewis@...> wrote: > > I have pasted this to MS Word and then clicked and was taken to the synopsis page from there you can download the patent application document. > > http://www.freshpatents.com/-dt20101118ptan20100292372.php > > Bill Lewis >
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Re: HP inkjet ink Patent
2012-03-11 by Paul
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