What elements does ink contain?
any element banned by the government?
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ink is a pigment dispersion (particles suspended, but not dissolved) or colorant solution, in water or other organic fluids, plus some additives
Pigment inks are divided into:
- non-organical: the most known are white (ceruse [plumb carbonate], zinc white [zinc oxyde], chalk); yellow (chrome yellow [plumb chromate]); red (iron); cyanical (Prussian blue [iron-cyanide]); green (copper arseniate); black (carbon black;
- metal dust (gold ink is tin sulphate dust);
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Pigment inks are divided into:
- non-organical: the most known are white (ceruse [plumb carbonate], zinc white [zinc oxyde], chalk); yellow (chrome yellow [plumb chromate]); red (iron); cyanical (Prussian blue [iron-cyanide]); green (copper arseniate); black (carbon black;
- metal dust (gold ink is tin sulphate dust);
.
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