Laminated photosensitive material for electrophotography
AssigneeMita Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorsToru Nakazawa, Keiichi Nagahashi, Tatsuo Aizawa
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AssigneeMita Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorsToru Nakazawa, Keiichi Nagahashi, Tatsuo Aizawa
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In a laminated photosensitive material for electrophotography, an intermediate layer comprising, incorporated in a binder, phthalocyanine or a phthalocyanine derivative and a polycyclic aromatic nitro compound at a specific ratio is formed on an electrically conductive substrate, and a top layer comprising an organic polymeric photoconductor and the above polycyclic aromatic nitro compound at a specific ratio is laminated on the intermediate layer. In this photosensitive material, the dark decay speed is controlled in a range suitable for application to the repeated copying operation and the residual potential left on the exposure area can be reduced to a negligible level. Accordingly, occurrence of fogging is prevented and the toner transfer efficiency is improved. Further, this photosensitive material has improved mechanical, chemical and electric durabilities, and therefore, the life of the photosensitive material is remarkably prolonged.
A laminated photosensitive material for electrophotography, which comprises an electrically conductive substrate, an intermediate photoconductive layer formed on the substrate and a top photoconductive layer laminated on said intermediae layer, wherein the intermediate photoconductive layer comprises, incorporated in a binder, (A) phthalocyanine or a phthalocyanine derivative and (B) a polycrylic aromatic nitro compound selected from the group consisting of trinitrofluorenone and tetranitrofluorenone at an (A):(B) mixing weight ratio of from 10:5 to 10:40 and the top photoconductive layer comprises (C) polyvinyl carbazole or a nuclear substitution derivative thereof and said polycyclic aromatic nitro compound (B) at a (C):(B) mixing weight ratio of from 1:1.7 to 1:2.2
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