Appeal No. 94-3359
Application 07/941,566
39 through 41), and are useful in any photographic element where
it is desired to immobilize an unwanted reaction product or
contaminant (column 5, lines 17 through 20). The resorcinol-
containing polymers may be used in black-and-white or color
photographic elements (column 5, lines 20 through 22). Scullard
discloses and claims photographic elements comprising a silver
halide emulsion layer and at least one layer thereon containing a
polymer having pendant resorcinol groups attached to the polymer
(column 7, lines 52 through 60; claim 1, column 11; claim 10,
column 12).
Hofman discloses a method of producing high contrast
images by exposure and development of a silver halide emulsion
layer on a support material which incorporates hydroquinone as a
developing agent and wherein developing is effected by treatment
with an alkaline development activator (column 2, lines 28
through 36). The hydroquinone developing agent should be in the
same layer as the silver halide or in a layer in contact with the
silver halide (column 3, lines 33 through 43). Use of one or
more silver halide developing agents is disclosed as conventional
(column 1, lines 59 through 61).
Henzel discloses photographic elements comprising a
support having thereon at least one silver halide emulsion layer
and a layer comprising a binder and a solid particle dispersion
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