Unitary intensifying screen and radiographic element

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G03C 5/17 (2006.01) G03C 5/16 (2006.01)

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CA 1321095

-0- UNITARY INTENSIFYING SCREEN AND RADIOGRAPHIC ELEMENT Abstract of the Disclosure A unitary intensifying screen and radio- graphic element are disclosed comprised of adjacently coated silver halide emulsion and X radiation absorbing fluorescent layers. The fluorescent layer (a) is capable of attenuating at least 5 percent of a reference X radiation exposure produced by a Mo target tube operated at 28 kVp with a three phase power supply, wherein the reference X radiation exposure passes through 0.03 mm of Mo and 4.5 cm of poly(methyl methacrylate) to reach the fluorescent layer mounted 25 cm from a Mo anode of the target tube and attenuation is measured 50 cm beyond the fluorescent layer, (b) contains a phosphor which exhibits a conversion efficiency at least equal to that of calcium tungstate, (c) exhibits modulation transfer factors greater than those of reference curve A in Figure 2, and (d) exhibits an optical density of less than 1Ø The emulsion and fluorescent layers are contiguously coated or optically coupled through a transmission medium transparent to latent image forming radiation and having a refractive index of at least 1.33, and the silver halide emulsion layer contains an agent for promoting the oxidation of silver atoms to silver ions to offset the effects of background radiation.

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