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the invention will now be explained in greater detail through examples and comparative examples ; however , the scope of the invention will not be construed as being limited only to these examples . unless otherwise specified , the “ parts ” and “%” values are based on mass . the amorphous silica used in the examples and comparative examples was produced by a wet process involving neutralization reaction of sodium silicate and sulfuric acid ( described in japanese patent no . 1781081 , japanese patent no . 1409252 , japanese patent no . 2667071 and japanese patent no . 3719687 , for example ) the obtained amorphous silica particles were subjected to hydrophobizing surface chemical treatment with trimethylchlorsilane , and the degree of hydrophobization was adjusted to within a range of 50 - 90 % to obtain amorphous silica particles with different dielectric constants . one dispersion was prepared for each of the amorphous silica particles used in the examples and comparative examples , to prepare samples for measurement of the dielectric constant . the dielectric constant was measured using a model 1260 impedance analyzer ( 2 - terminal method ) by solartron , ltd ., with a frequency range of 1 khz - 100 khz and a measuring temperature of 25 ° c . instead of measurement in a dispersed state as described above , the dielectric constant may also be measured by coating and curing the composition into an optical laminate and then cutting out only the silica - containing layer section of the cured film by shaving or the like . in this case , a method may be carried out in which gold is sputtered onto both sides of the cut out film , silver paste is suitably adhered around the film and a current is passed through it , after which it is dried under reduced pressure while heating at 80 ° c . to prepare a sample for measurement of the dielectric constant . when a cured film is formed and different types of amorphous silica particles are present , their average value is used . the materials listed above were thoroughly mixed to prepare a composition . the composition was filtered with a polypropylene filter having a pore size of 30 μm , to prepare antiglare layer forming resin composition 1 with a solid content of 35 %. the materials listed above were thoroughly mixed to prepare a composition . the composition was filtered with a polypropylene filter having a pore size of 30 μm , to prepare antiglare layer - forming resin composition 2 with a solid content of 38 . 5 %. the materials listed above were thoroughly mixed to prepare a composition with a solid content of 40 . 5 %. the composition was filtered with a polypropylene filter having a pore size of 30 μm , to prepare antiglare layer forming resin composition 3 . antiglare layer forming resin composition 4 was prepared in exactly the same manner with the same blending ratio , except that the amorphous silica particles ( dielectric constant : 2 . 5 ) of antiglare layer resin composition 1 were replaced with different amorphous silica particles ( dielectric constant : 4 . 0 ). antiglare layer forming resin composition 5 was prepared in exactly the same manner with the same blending ratio , except that the amorphous silica particles ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , dielectric constant : 2 . 5 ) of antiglare layer forming resin composition 2 were replaced with a material of different amorphous silica particles ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , dielectric constant : 4 . 0 ). antiglare layer forming resin composition 6 was prepared in exactly the same manner with the same blending ratio , except that the amorphous silica ink ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 60 %, dielectric constant : 2 . 5 ) of antiglare layer forming resin composition 3 was replaced with a different amorphous silica ink material ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 60 %, dielectric constant : 4 . 0 ). antiglare layer forming resin composition 7 was prepared in exactly the same manner with the same blending ratio , except that the amorphous silica ink ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 60 %, dielectric constant : 2 . 5 ) of antiglare layer forming resin composition 3 was replaced with a different amorphous silica ink material ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 50 %, dielectric constant : 1 . 0 ). antiglare layer forming resin composition 8 was prepared in exactly the same manner with the same blending ratio , except that the amorphous silica ink ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 60 %, dielectric constant : 2 . 5 ) of antiglare layer forming resin composition 3 was replaced with a different amorphous silica ink material ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 50 %, dielectric constant : 1 . 5 ). antiglare layer forming resin composition 9 was prepared in exactly the same manner with the same blending ratio , except that the amorphous silica ink material ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 60 %, dielectric constant : 2 . 5 ) of antiglare layer forming resin composition 3 was replaced with a different amorphous silica ink material ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 50 %, dielectric constant : 2 . 0 ). antiglare layer forming resin composition 10 was prepared in exactly the same manner with the same blending ratio , except that the amorphous silica ink material ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 60 %, dielectric constant : 2 . 5 ) of antiglare layer forming resin composition 3 was replaced with a different amorphous silica ink material ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 50 %, dielectric constant : 3 . 0 ). antiglare layer forming resin composition 11 was prepared in exactly the same manner with the same blending ratio , except that the amorphous silica ink material ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 60 %, dielectric constant : 2 . 5 ) of antiglare layer forming resin composition 3 was replaced with a different amorphous silica ink material ( mean particle size : 1 . 5 μm , solid content : 50 %, dielectric constant : 3 . 3 ). after thoroughly mixing the above components , they were filtered with a polypropylene filter having a pore size of 10 μm , to prepare a low refractive index layer - forming composition with a solid content of 4 %. the composition had a refractive index of 1 . 40 . using a triacetylcellulose film ( td80u , product of fuji film corp . ; thickness : 80 μm ) as the transparent base material , the film was coated with antiglare layer forming resin composition 8 using a winding rod ( meyer bar ) # 6 for coating and then heated and dried for one minute in an oven at 70 ° c . to evaporate off the solvent component , after which it was irradiated with ultraviolet rays at an exposure dose of 100 mj in a nitrogen atmosphere ( oxygen concentration : ≦ 200 ppm ) to cure the coated film and form an antiglare layer . the antiglare layer was coated with the low refractive index layer forming composition prepared in preparation example 12 using a winding rod ( meyer bar ) # 2 for coating , and then heated and dried for one minute in an oven at 70 ° c . to evaporate off the solvent component , after which it was irradiated with ultraviolet rays at an exposure dose of 100 mj in a nitrogen atmosphere ( oxygen concentration : ≦ 200 ppm ) to cure the coated film for lamination of a low refractive index layer , thus obtaining optical laminate 1 . optical laminate 2 was obtained in the same manner as example 1 , except that antiglare layer forming resin composition 8 was replaced with antiglare layer forming resin composition 9 . optical laminate 3 was obtained in the same manner as example 1 , except that antiglare layer forming resin composition 8 was replaced with antiglare layer forming resin composition 1 . optical laminate 4 was obtained in the same manner as example 1 , except that antiglare layer forming resin composition 8 was replaced with antiglare layer forming resin composition 2 using the same triacetatecellulose film of example 1 ( td80u , product of fuji film corp . ; thickness : 80 μm ) as the transparent base material , the film was coated with antiglare layer forming resin composition 3 using a winding rod ( meyer bar ) # 14 for coating and then heated and dried for 1 minute in an oven at 70 ° c . to evaporate off the solvent component , after which it was irradiated with ultraviolet rays at an exposure dose of 30 mj to cure the coated film and form an antiglare layer . the antiglare layer was coated with the low refractive index layer forming composition prepared in preparation example 12 using a winding rod ( meyer bar ) # 2 for coating , and then heated and dried for one minute in an oven at 70 ° c . to evaporate off the solvent component , after which it was irradiated with ultraviolet rays at an exposure dose of 100 mj in a nitrogen atmosphere ( oxygen concentration : ≦ 200 ppm ) to cure the coated film for lamination of a low refractive index layer , thus obtaining optical laminate 5 . optical laminate 6 was obtained in the same manner as example 1 , except that antiglare layer forming resin composition 8 was replaced with antiglare layer forming resin composition 10 . optical laminate 7 was obtained in the same manner as example 1 , except that antiglare layer forming resin composition 8 was replaced with antiglare layer forming resin composition 11 . optical laminate 8 was obtained in the same manner as example 1 , except that antiglare layer forming resin composition 8 was replaced with antiglare layer forming resin composition 4 . optical laminate 9 was obtained in the same manner as example 1 , except that antiglare layer forming resin composition 8 was replaced with antiglare layer forming resin composition 5 . optical laminate 10 was obtained in the same manner as example 5 , except that antiglare layer forming resin composition 3 was replaced with antiglare layer forming resin composition 6 . the following evaluations were conducted , giving the results shown in table 1 . the optical laminates of the examples and comparative examples were used for measurement of the total haze of the optical laminate ha , the interior haze of the optical laminate hi , the hi / ha value and the reflection y value ( 5 degree reflection ), according to the definitions in the present specification . the reflectance was measured using a spectrometer ( uv - 3100pc , product of shimadzu corp .) equipped with a 5 ° c . specular reflection measuring apparatus . the reflectance was recorded as the minimum value ( minimum reflectance ) near a wavelength of 550 nm . after attaching a cross nicol polarizing plate onto the film side and the opposite side of each of the optical laminates of the examples and comparative examples , evaluation ( by visual observation from an angle of about 45 °, 50 cm above the sample surface ) was made under 30 w three band fluorescence ( irradiated from a direction 45 ° with respect to the antiglare layer ), and the black reproducibility ( whether black appeared black ) was evaluated in detail based on the following scale . a cross nicol polarizing plate was used as a black reference sample for comparison of the black color . ◯: almost total black reproduction . ( slight opalescence , but an acceptable level ) the back sides of each of the optical laminates obtained in the examples and comparative examples were subjected to adhesive treatment and attached to black acryl boards for use as evaluation samples . a black / white striped board with a 20 mm width was prepared , and the stripes were transferred onto each of the aforementioned samples ( with the sample surface inclined about 30 degrees upward ), at an angle of 20 degrees from the normal to the sample surface . the illuminance on the sample surface was 250 lx , and the ( white ) luminance of the stripes was 65 cd / m 2 . the distance between the striped board and the sample was 1 . 5 m , and the distance between the sample and an observer was 1 m . evaluation was made as follows , based on the appearance of the stripes when viewed by the observer . an optical laminate according to the invention can be suitably applied in a cathode ray tube ( crt ) display , liquid crystal display ( lcd ), plasma display ( pdp ), electroluminescence display ( eld ) or the like .

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