Pigment, method for producing pigment, pigment dispersion, and electrostatic image developing powder toner
AssigneeDainippon Ink and Chemicals, Inc.
InventorsKatsunori Shimada, Junko Sunouchi
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AssigneeDainippon Ink and Chemicals, Inc.
InventorsKatsunori Shimada, Junko Sunouchi
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A pigment having weak dispersion force to be readily dispersed in a medium to be colored from which an excellent yellow image having superior transparency can be produced. The pigment includes a compound having the same chemical formula as C.I. Pigment Yellow 180. The BET specific surface area based on the nitrogen absorption process of the pigment is 20-100 m2/g, and the ratio of the absolute strength of X-ray diffraction at Bragg angle 2θ=17.5°±0.2° to the absolute strength of X-ray diffraction at Bragg angle 2θ=18.2°±0.2° of the pigment in a powder X-ray diffraction diagram using a CuKα characteristic X-ray is less than 1.8/1.0. The present invention also provides a dispersion including the pigment and a thermoplastic resin having excellent transparency and color strength.
A pigment, comprising:
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