Xerographic discharge of organic thermoplastic material
The surface voltage decay of a corona charged layer of TC22 (an ester of dehydroabietic acid and a hindered phenolic alcohol) is analyzed at different temperatures. Two relaxation processes are observed: a lower temperature process which can be related to the glass transition temperature and a highe...
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