Multi‐Colored Aqueous Ink for Rewritable Paper (Small 42/2024)

Rewritable Paper In article number 2403512, Nikita Das and Chandan Maity describe a biopolymer-based aqueous multicolor ink for writing, painting, and printing on a rewritable paper substrate. Written, painted or printed information can be kept for longer time without any visual deformation. The information of the paper can be erased using an aqueous EDTA solution to obtain the original paper, which can be reused multiple times following “write-erase” cycle.

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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/smll.202470308
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Advanced Cellulose Research Studies
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Multi‐Colored Aqueous Ink for Rewritable Paper (Small 42/2024)

Chandan Maity, Nikita Das
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Advanced Cellulose Research Studies
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Multi‐Colored Aqueous Ink for Rewritable Paper (Small 42/2024)

Chandan Maity, Nikita Das
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Rewritable Paper In article number 2403512, Nikita Das and Chandan Maity describe a biopolymer-based aqueous multicolor ink for writing, painting, and printing on a rewritable paper substrate. Written, painted or printed information can be kept for longer time without any visual deformation. The information of the paper can be erased using an aqueous EDTA solution to obtain the original paper, which can be reused multiple times following “write-erase” cycle.

SmallVol. 20(42)
Vellore Institute of Technology University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Advanced Cellulose Research Studies
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