Fluorinated alcohol for manufacturing optical recording medium and optical recording medium using the same
AssigneeTDK Corporation
InventorsKazuki Suzawa, Hiroyuki Arioka, Tomoki Ushida
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AssigneeTDK Corporation
InventorsKazuki Suzawa, Hiroyuki Arioka, Tomoki Ushida
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The present invention provides a fluorinated alcohol for manufacturing an optical recording medium that is superior in the characteristics and weatherability, and an optical recording medium having an organic dye layer formed by using the fluorinated alcohol. A fluorinated alcohol for manufacturing an optical recording medium having an organic dye layer and a reflecting layer in this order on a light-transmittable substrate, wherein a content of a high-boiling-point fluorinated alcohol with a boiling point of not less than 120° C. is 0.001% by weight or less. An optical recording medium is provided with an organic dye layer formed by using the ultra-high purity fluorinated alcohol.
A dye solution for manufacturing an optical recording medium having an organic dye layer and a reflecting layer in this order on a light-transmittable substrate, wherein said dye solution includes a fluorinated alcohol consisting of tetrafluoro-1-propanol and between 0 and 0.001% of a high-boiling-point fluorinated alcohol impurity with a boiling point of not less than 120° C., wherein the high-boiling-point fluorinated alcohol impurity is mainly represented by general formula (1):
An optical recording medium having an organic dye layer and a reflecting layer in this order on a light-transmittable substrate, wherein an organic dye solution to be used in said organic dye layer is formed by using a solvent containing a fluorinated alcohol consisting of tetrafluoro-1-propanol and between 0 and 0.001% of a high-boiling-point fluorinated alcohol impurity with a boiling point of not less than 120° C., wherein the high-boiling-point fluorinated alcohol impurity is mainly represented by general formula (1):
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