EP0549976B1 - Bleichbares Lichthofschutzsystem - Google Patents
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- EP0549976B1 EP0549976B1 EP92121574A EP92121574A EP0549976B1 EP 0549976 B1 EP0549976 B1 EP 0549976B1 EP 92121574 A EP92121574 A EP 92121574A EP 92121574 A EP92121574 A EP 92121574A EP 0549976 B1 EP0549976 B1 EP 0549976B1
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Definitions
- the present application relates to a bleachable Anti-halation system, especially for use in thermal developable photographic materials, containing at least one antihalation dye and one Bleaching agent for antihalation dye, the Bleach consists of one or more compounds that when treated with heat and / or when irradiated with actinic radiation sulphurous acid and / or derivatives of form sulphurous acid.
- photographic recording materials contain so-called screen or antihalation dyes to improve the resolution. These dyes can be contained in the emulsion layer, but the antihalation dyes are preferably contained in non-light-sensitive auxiliary layers which are located between the carrier material and the emulsion layer or on the back of the carrier material. In the case of multi-layer materials, these auxiliary layers can also lie between the different emulsion layers. Without these antihalation layers, radiation that has passed through the photographic emulsion layer would be reflected into this layer, reducing the sharpness of the images.
- thermal active bleaching agents such as hexarylbisimidazoles (DE 28 40 634), Benzopinacolen (US 4,081,278), halogen compounds (DE 31 41 221), Sydnonen or iodonium salts (EP 01 19 830) and Oxidizing agents (US 4,336,323) is known, these but mostly only for a limited selection of dyes are applicable or no stable discoloration of the dyes can achieve, so that after a short time Background veil regresses the recording images adulterated.
- bleachable dyes however often require high temperatures or additional ones Bleaching agents (US 3,745,009; EP 01 19 831, DE 28 17 408 and DE 27 22 044).
- the object of the present invention is therefore to bleachable Antihalation systems for thermally developable photographic recording materials are available too make that at or with a simple procedural step can be decolorized after thermal development, whereby a variety of common antihalation dyes can be used should be.
- a bleachable Anti-halation system containing at least one Antihalation dye and a bleach for the Antihalation dye characterized in that the bleaching agent consists of one or more compounds, those with heat treatment and / or with radiation sulphurous acid and / or derivatives with actinic radiation of sulfurous acid.
- the bleachable antihalation protection system containing one or more compounds, the sulfurous Form acid and / or derivatives of sulfurous acid preferably in a process for the production of photographic records used, one thermally developable photographic material containing a layer support, at least one thermally developable photographic emulsion layer, a Top layer and a bleachable antihalation system containing at least one antihalation dye and one Bleaching agents imagewise irradiated with actinic radiation and then to form an image in the irradiated Areas of the emulsion layer or layers is thermally treated.
- the energy required to Formation of sulphurous acid or derivatives of sulphurous Acid from the compounds essential to the invention can be pure can be supplied thermally or photochemically.
- the bleaches essential to the invention in the Irradiation with actinic sulfurous acid and / or form sulfuric acid derivatives according to thermal treatment another irradiation step Activation of the bleaching agent carried out.
- the kind of actinic radiation depends on the bleach.
- Antihalation protection systems whose Bleach consists of one or more compounds that when treated with heat sulphurous acid and / or Form derivatives of sulfurous acid.
- Such bleaches allow the thermal development of the photographic recording material and the decolorization of the Antihalation dyes directly in one process step perform together.
- bleaches that are available at 85 are effective up to 150 ° C, preferably at 90 to 125 ° C, particularly preferably at 100 to 110 ° C, are advantageous for this.
- the bleaches essential to the invention consist of one or several compounds preferred in the treatment with Heat, or even when irradiated with actinic Radiation, sulphurous acid and / or derivatives of sulphurous Form acid.
- the bleach contains or forms still water and / or hydroxide ions.
- Such bleach with Sulfur dioxide-releasing compounds in the presence of a water-containing or water-forming medium enable a high fading rate of antihalation dyes.
- compounds 1 are particularly advantageous to 16. These compounds are characterized in that with bleachable antihalation systems are manufactured for them can, which have a high storage stability. At the same time but is also for a variety of common ones Antihalation dyes contribute to a high decolorization rate current processing conditions for thermally developable ensures photographic recording materials. Especially the compounds 1), 4), 6), 15) and 16) are by a high decolorization rate at processing temperatures between 100 and 110 ° C marked, the bleached Antihalation layers have an optical density of ⁇ 0.04 exhibit that does not increase even after prolonged storage.
- the compounds essential to the invention are commercially available or can be produced by known methods.
- Thiadiaziridine-1,1-oxides are e.g. by implementing Sulfuric acid dichloride with primary amines and subsequent ones Cyclization produced using hypochlorite.
- the preferred Derivatives of 1,2,3,5-oxathiadiazole-2-oxide used e.g. by 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition of accordingly substituted aromatic nitrile oxides and aromatic N-sulfinylamines synthesized.
- the production of nitrile oxides e.g. starting from the corresponding aldehydes Oximes and hydroxamic acid chlorides.
- N-sulfinylamines are made from the corresponding amines by reaction with thionyl chloride produced.
- a particular advantage of the bleaches essential to the invention is their broad applicability for a variety of common Antihalation dyes such as Oxazine, thiazine, azine, Xanthene, anthraquinone and methine dyes. Especially it is advantageous to use triphenylmethane, Quinonimine and oxonol dyes.
- Malachite Green C.I. 42000B
- C.I. Acid Green 3 C.I. Acid Green 5
- C.I. Acid Blue 22 C.I. Acid Blue 93
- C.I. Basic Violet 3 C.I.
- the amount of antihalation dyes depends on the desired optical density. Usually this is Dye content 1 - 100 mmol per kg solids content of the Layer, preferably 25-95 for triphenylmethane dyes mmol / kg.
- the amount of sulfurous essential to the invention Acid or derivatives of sulphurous acid, Compounds depends on the dye used desired process temperatures and times and to achieving color density reduction. Usually the compounds essential to the invention in approximately molar amounts or also in up to about 30 times excess (based on the Amount of dye), preferably in a 1.5 to 20-fold excess, in particular in a 2 to 10-fold excess.
- the bleaches essential to the invention for Antihalation dyes can be used together with the Antihalation dyes in a layer of photographic recording material may be included or also in neighboring layers. Also applying the Bleach only at or after thermal development with subsequent activation is possible.
- the preferred Embodiment of the antihalation system according to the invention but consists of a common layer for the Antihalation dye and the bleach between Carrier material and emulsion layer or particularly preferred on the back of the carrier material. At Multi-layer materials can also protect against antihalation can be used between the individual emulsion layers.
- Binder can be essential for the invention Antihalation layers are used.
- hydrophilic binders such as Polyvinyl alcohol, Polyacrylic acid, polysaccharides, polystyrene sulfonic acid, Maleic acid-methyl vinyl ether copolymers, cellulose or Cellulose derivatives. Mixtures of all of the binders mentioned can be used.
- gelatin or gelatin derivatives as binders provides antihalation layers with high fading rates.
- the bleaches essential to the invention can be dissolved or as Dispersions are processed. Usual additives like Pouring aids, stabilizers, wetting agents can be used. By adding water and / or Hydroxide ion binding or forming compounds such as e.g. Glycerin or polyethylene oxides can cause the bleaching reaction promoted, especially when using others Binders as the preferred used.
- the production the antihalation protective layers essential to the invention can according to the usual casting processes from common solvents e.g. Ethanol, acetone. Aqueous are preferred Casting solutions used. The layers are usual Process conditions dried.
- the discoloration of the Antihalation protective layers essential to the invention are preferred by heat treatment, e.g. by hanging on a hot one Metal plate.
- the materials are preferred to 85 heated to 150 ° C, particularly preferably 90 to 125 ° C.
- a heat treatment at 100 to is particularly advantageous 110 ° C.
- thermally developable Silver films usually do not contain one photosensitive silver salt of an organic acid Silver halide and a reducing agent.
- the silver halide can be used in very small quantities (0.1 to 20 percent by weight total silver salts).
- Insensitive to light Silver salts are e.g. Silberbehenat, Silberlaurat, Silver palmitate, silver caprate, silver stearate and Silver saccharinate.
- As reducing agents e.g. Hydroquinone, pyrocatechol, phenylenediamine, p-aminophenol, 1-phenyl-3-pyrazolidone or methyl gallate used.
- binders e.g. Cellulose acetate, cellulose acetate butyrate, Polymethyl methacrylate, polyvinyl acetate or Polyvinyl butyral can be used.
- the Dry silver films usual additives such as Sensitizers, Stabilizers, toners and wetting agents included.
- Backing materials are all common supports such as e.g. Glass, paper or plastic films, such as polyamides and Polyester, suitable. Such dry silver films, their Manufacturing and processing are e.g. in Research Disclosure 17029, June 1978, pp. 9 - 15 and Research Disclosure 29963, March 1989, pp. 208 - 214 or in the in these two Publications cited literature described.
- the casting solution was with a doctor knife applied to a polyester film (wet application approx. 70 ⁇ m) and Dried for 24 hours at room temperature.
- the Anti-halation layer had an optical density of 0.6. To the The material became 90 when the antihalation dye faded sec by placing it on a hot metal plate at 120 ° C heated, the optical density was reduced to 0.03. The decolorization was stable for over 2 months.
- a bleachable Anti-halation layer produced, instead of the Dye solution of Example 1 0.1 ml of a 10% solution of oxonol yellow in a 1: 1 mixture of water and ethanol was used. The optical density of the layer was 0.5. To bleach the antihalation dye that was Material 120 sec by placing it on a hot metal plate heated to 120 ° C, the optical density to 0.02 was reduced. The decolorization was stable for over 2 months.
- N-sulfinylaniline prepared by reacting aniline with thionyl chloride in the warm or with N-sulfinyl-sulfonamide at room temperature and then distilling, in 50 ml of dry ether was added and then at room temperature for 2 to 8 hours with the exclusion of Humidity stirred. The end of the reaction was determined by thin layer chromatography. The solvent was removed in vacuo and the crude product was recrystallized from ether / n-hexane or ethyl acetate / n-hexane.
- An antihalation layer I was produced and processed with the product thus produced, as described in Example 3b).
- the optical density of the material was 0.6 and after a storage period of 26 weeks it was 0.32. After bleaching, the optical density was 0.03.
- a second antihalation layer was produced and processed in accordance with Example 3c).
- the optical density of the material was 0.45 and after a storage period of 10 weeks 0.35. After bleaching, the optical density was 0.03.
- Analogous to example 3d a two-layer material was produced and processed.
- the optical density of the material was 0.35 and after a storage period of 26 weeks 0.25. After bleaching, the optical density was 0.04.
- the decolorization of all 3 layers was stable for 26 weeks.
- Example 3a As described in Example 3a), starting from 2,4-dichlorobenzaldehyde and aniline, 3-phenyl-4- (2,4-dichlorophenyl) -1,2,3,5-oxathiadiazole-2-oxide was prepared.
- An antihalation layer I was produced and processed with the product thus produced, as described in Example 3b).
- the optical density of the material was 0.43 and after a storage period of 26 weeks 0.33. After bleaching, the optical density was 0.04.
- a second antihalation layer was produced and processed in accordance with Example 3c).
- the optical density of the material was 0.34 and after a storage period of 10 weeks 0.3. After bleaching, the optical density was 0.03.
- Analogous to example 3d) a two-layer material was produced and processed.
- the optical density of the material was 0.35 and after a storage period of 26 weeks 0.3. After bleaching, the optical density was 0.05.
- the decolorization of all 3 layers was stable for 26 weeks.
- Example 3b With the product so produced, as in Example 3b) described, an antihalation layer produced and processed.
- the optical density of the material was 0.54 and after a storage period of 26 weeks 0.33. After fading the optical density was 0.02. The discoloration was over 26 Stable for weeks.
- Example 3a As described in Example 3a), starting from 2,4-dichlorobenzaldehyde and 2,4-dichloroaniline 3- (2,4-dichlorophenyl) -4- (2,4-dichlorophenyl) -1,2,3,5-oxathiadiazole-2-oxide produced. With the product so produced, how described in Example 3b), an antihalation layer manufactured and processed. The optical density of the material was 0.54 and after a storage period of 26 weeks 0.34. After the optical density was 0.02 after bleaching. The Decolorization was stable for over 26 weeks.
- Example 3a As described in Example 3a), starting from 2,6-dichlorobenzaldehyde and 2,4-dichloroaniline, 3- (2,4-dichlorophenyl) -4- (2,6-dichlorophenyl) -1,2,3,5-oxathiadiazole -2-oxide produced. An antihalation layer was produced and processed with the product thus produced, as described in Example 3b). The optical density of the material was 0.44 and after a storage period of 26 weeks it was 0.29. After bleaching, the optical density was 0.02. The decolorization was stable for 26 weeks.
- Example 3a As described in Example 3a), starting from 4-trifluoromethylbenzaldehyde and 2,4-dichloroaniline 3- (2,4-dichlorophenyl) -4- (4-trifluoromethylphenyl) -1,2,3,5-oxathiadiazole-2-oxide produced.
- Example 3b With the product so produced, as in Example 3b) described, an antihalation layer produced and processed.
- the optical density of the material was 0.41 and after a storage period of 26 weeks 0.27. After fading the optical density was 0.02. The discoloration was over 26 Stable for weeks.
- 3-phenyl-4- (4-nitrophenyl) -1,2,3,5-oxathiadiazole-2-oxide was prepared from 4-nitrobenzaldehyde and aniline.
- An antihalation layer with Acid Blue 22 as antihalation dye was produced and processed with the product thus produced, as described in Example 3b).
- the optical density of the material was 0.32 and after a storage period of 26 weeks 0.26. After bleaching, the optical density was 0.04 (130 ° C, 90 sec). The decolorization was stable for 26 weeks.
- Example 3a As described in Example 3a), starting from terephthalaldehyde and 3-chloroaniline, 1,4-bis (2-oxo-3- (3-chlorophenyl) -1,2,3,5-oxathiadiazolyl) benzene was prepared, the last Reaction step 100 mmol of the N-sulfinyl-3-chloroaniline were used. An antihalation layer was produced and processed with the product thus produced, as described in Example 3c). The optical density of the material was 0.3 and after a storage period of 10 weeks it was 0.3. After bleaching, the optical density was 0.04 (130 ° C, 90 sec). The decolorization was stable for over 10 weeks.
Description
Ohne diese Lichthofschutzschichten würde Strahlung, die durch die photographische Emulsionsschicht gelangt ist, in diese Schicht reflektiert werden und so die Schärfe der Bilder verringern.
Als besonders geeignete Verbindungen seien beispielhaft genannnt:
100 mmol des so hergestellten Hydroxamsäurechlorids wurden in wenig Ethanol gelöst und auf -10°C abgekühlt. Innerhalb von 2 Minuten wurden 110 mmol Triethylamin zugesetzt und weitere 5 Minuten gerührt. Durch Zugabe eines 5fachen Überschuß an Wasser wurde das Nitriloxid ausgefällt, anschließend mit Wasser gewaschen und über Nacht an der Luft getrocknet.
50 mmol Nitriloxid und 50 mmol N-Sulfinylanilin, hergestellt durch Reaktion von Anilin mit Thionylchlorid in der Wärme oder mit N-Sulfinyl-Sulfonamid bei Raumtemperatur und anschließendes Destillieren wurden in 100 ml trockenem Ether gelöst und 2 bis 8 Stunden bei Raumtemperatur unter Ausschluß von Luftfeuchtigkeit gerührt. Das Ende der Reaktion wurde durch Dünnschichtchromatographie ermittelt. Das Lösungsmittel wurde im Vakuum entfernt und das Rohprodukt aus Ether/n-Hexan oder Essigsäureethylester/n-Hexan umkristallisiert.
50 mmol des so hergestellten Hydroxamsäurechlords wurde in 50 ml Ether gelöst. Die Lösung wurde mit Natronlauge ausgeschüttelt, und die organische Phase getrocknet. Eine Lösung von 50 mmol N-Sulfinylanilin, hergestellt durch Reaktion von Anilin mit Thionylchlorid in der Wärme oder mit N-Sulfinyl-Sulfonamid bei Raumtemperatur und anschließendes Destillieren, in 50 ml trockenem Ether wurde zugegeben und dann 2 bis 8 Stunden bei Raumtemperatur unter Ausschluß von Luftfeuchtigkeit gerührt. Das Ende der Reaktion wurde durch Dünnschichtchromatographie ermittelt. Das Lösungsmittel wurde im Vakuum entfernt und das Rohprodukt aus Ether/n-Hexan oder Essigsäureethylester/n-Hexan umkristallisiert.
Mit dem so hergestellten Produkt wurde, wie in Beispiel 3b) beschrieben, eine Lichthofschutzschicht I hergestellt und verarbeitet. Die optische Dichte des Materials betrug 0.6 und nach einer Lagerzeit von 26 Wochen 0.32. Nach dem Ausbleichen betrug die optische Dichte 0.03.
Eine zweite Lichthofschutzschicht wurde gemäß Beispiel 3c) hergestellt und verarbeitet. Die optische Dichte des Materials betrug 0.45 und nach einer Lagerzeit von 10 Wochen 0.35. Nach dem Ausbleichen betrug die optische Dichte 0.03.
Analog Beispiel 3d) wurde ein Zweischichtmaterial hergestellt und verarbeitet. Die optische Dichte des Materials betrug 0.35 und nach einer Lagerzeit von 26 Wochen 0.25. Nach dem Ausbleichen betrug die optische Dichte 0.04. Die Entfärbung aller 3 Schichten war über 26 Wochen lang stabil.
Mit dem so hergestellten Produkt wurde, wie in Beispiel 3b) beschrieben, eine Lichthofschutzschicht I hergestellt und verarbeitet. Die optische Dichte des Materials betrug 0.43 und nach einer Lagerzeit von 26 Wochen 0.33. Nach dem Ausbleichen betrug die optische Dichte 0.04.
Eine zweite Lichthofschutzschicht wurde gemäß Beispiel 3c) hergestellt und verarbeitet. Die optische Dichte des Materials betrug 0.34 und nach einer Lagerzeit von 10 Wochen 0.3. Nach dem Ausbleichen betrug die optische Dichte 0.03.
Analog Beispiel 3d) wurde ein Zweischichtmaterial hergestellt und verarbeitet. Die optische Dichte des Materials betrug 0.35 und nach einer Lagerzeit von 26 Wochen 0.3. Nach dem Ausbleichen betrug die optische Dichte 0.05. Die Entfärbung aller 3 Schichten war über 26 Wochen lang stabil.
Mit dem so hergestellten Produkt wurde, wie in Beispiel 3b) beschrieben, eine Lichthofschutzschicht hergestellt und verarbeitet. Die optische Dichte des Materials betrug 0.44 und nach einer Lagerzeit von 26 Wochen 0.29. Nach dem Ausbleichen betrug die optische Dichte 0.02. Die Entfärbung war über 26 Wochen lang stabil.
Mit dem so hergestellten Produkt wurde, wie in Beispiel 3b) beschrieben, eine Lichthofschutzschicht mit Acid Blue 22 als Lichthofschutzfarbstoff hergestellt und verarbeitet. Die optische Dichte des Materials betrug 0.32 und nach einer Lagerzeit von 26 Wochen 0.26. Nach dem Ausbleichen betrug die optische Dichte 0.04 (130°C, 90 sec). Die Entfärbung war über 26 Wochen lang stabil.
Mit dem so hergestellten Produkt wurde, wie in Beispiel 3c) beschrieben, eine Lichthofschutzschicht hergestellt und verarbeitet. Die optische Dichte des Materials betrug 0.3 und nach einer Lagerzeit von 10 Wochen 0.3. Nach dem Ausbleichen betrug die optische Dichte 0.04 (130°C, 90 sec). Die Entfärbung war über 10 Wochen lang stabil.
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- Bleichbares Lichthofschutzsystem enthaltend mindestens einen Lichthofschutzfarbstoff und ein Bleichmittel für den Lichthofschutzfarbstoff
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Bleichmittel aus einer oder mehreren Verbindungen besteht, die bei der Behandlung mit Wärme und/oder bei der Bestrahlung mit aktinischer Strahlung schweflige Säure und/oder Derivate der schwefligen Säure bilden. - Lichthofschutzsystem nach Anspruch 1
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Bleichmittel mindestens eine Verbindung enthält, die bei der Behandlung mit Wärme und/oder bei der Bestrahlung mit aktinischer Strahlung Schwefeldioxid bildet, und das Bleichmittel außerdem Wasser und/oder Hydroxidionen enthält oder bei der Behandlung mit Wärme und/oder bei der Bestrahlung mit aktinischer Strahlung bildet. - Lichthofschutzsystem nach Anspruch 1 oder 2
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Bleichmittel mindestens ein 1,2,3,5-Oxathiadiazol-2-oxid-derivat, mindestens ein heterocyclisches oder heteroaromatisches Sulfon und/oder mindestens ein Thiadiaziridin-1,1-dioxid-derivat enthält. - Lichthofschutzsystem nach Anspruch 1 bis 3
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Bleichmittel 3,4-diaryl-substituierte 1,2,3,5-Oxathiadiazol-2-oxide enthält, wobei die Arylgruppen unsubstituiert sind oder unabhängig voneinander je einen oder mehrere Substituenten tragen, die aus einer Gruppe von Substituenten bestehend aus Alkyl-, Aryl-, Ether-, Ester-, Halogen-, Hydroxy-, Cyano-, Amino-, Carbonyl-, Carboxyl-, Carbamoyl-, Sulfonylgruppen und carbocyclischen und heterocyclischen annelierten Ringen ausgewählt werden. - Lichthofschutzsystem nach Anspruch 1 bis 4
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
es Gelatine oder Gelatinederivate als Bindemittel enthält. - Lichthofschutzsystem nach Anspruch 1 bis 5
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
als Lichthofschutzfarbstoffe Triphenylmethan-, Chinonimin- und/oder Oxonolfarbstoffe verwendet werden. - Lichthofschutzsystem nach Anspruch 1 bis 6
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Bleichmittel und der oder die Lichthofschutzfarbstoffe gemeinsam in einer Schicht eines thermisch entwickelbaren photographischen Aufzeichnungsmaterials enthalten sind. - Lichthofschutzsystem nach Anspruch 1 bis 6
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Bleichmittel und der oder die Lichthofschutzfarbstoffe in benachbarten Schichten eines thermisch entwickelbaren photographischen Aufzeichnungsmaterials enthalten sind. - Thermisch entwickelbares photographisches
Aufzeichnungsmaterial enthaltendA) einen Schichtträger,B) mindestens eine thermisch entwickelbare photographische Emulsionsschicht,C) eine Deckschicht
undD) ein bleichbares Lichthofschutzsystem enthaltend mindestens einen Lichthofschutzfarbstoff und ein Bleichmittel für den Lichthofschutzfarbstoff dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Bleichmittel aus einer oder mehreren Verbindungen besteht, die bei der Behandlung mit Wärme und/oder bei der Bestrahlung mit aktinischer Strahlung schweflige Säure und/oder Derivate der schwefligen Säure bilden. - Verfahren zur Herstellung von photographischen Aufzeichnungen umfassenda) die bildmäßige Bestrahlung mit aktinischer Strahlung von thermisch entwickelbaren photographischen Aufzeichnungsmaterialien enthaltend1) einen Schichtträger2) mindestens eine thermisch entwickelbare photographische Emulsionsschicht3) eine Deckschicht
und4) ein bleichbares Lichthofschutzsystem enthaltend mindestens einen Lichthofschutzfarbstoff und ein Bleichmittel für den Lichthofschutzfarbstoff
undb) die thermische Behandlung des bildmäßig bestrahlten Aufzeichnungsmaterials zur Ausbildung eines Bildes in den bestrahlten Bereichen der Emulsionsschicht oder der Emulsionsschichten
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Bleichmittel des Lichthofschutzsystems aus einer oder mehreren Verbindungen besteht, die bei der Behandlung mit Wärme und/oder bei der Bestrahlung mit aktinischer Strahlung schweflige Säure und/oder Derivate der schwefligen Säure bilden.
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