Handbook of Imaging Materials
By A. Diamond. 2018
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A reference for scientists and engineers in the imaging industry who are responsible for the design and development of imaging hardware and for the manufacture of the papers and films, toners and developers, inks and coatings, and other materials needed to produce hard copy. Also useful as a text fo
Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Surfaces, Coatings and Films
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