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Pewarna Tinta Mardanis Safwan
Jurnal Kimia dan Kemasan BULLETIN PENELITIAN NO.33 TRIWULAN III 1985/1986
Publisher : Balai Besar Kimia dan Kemasan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24817/jkk.v0i0.4938

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According to most historians, writing ink was first prepared and used by the Chenese the Egyptians. These early inks were probably composed of carbonaceous materials, such as lamp black or soot mixed with animal glue or vegetable oil vehicles. Writing inks differ from printing inks in that the latter are generally applied to a substrate by means of a printing press. Printing inks as supplied to the graphic arts industry are used in much greater volume by far as com­pared to writing inks. Inks make used of inorganid pigment and dyes, most commonly in the form of pigments that is to say, rendered insoluble in one of a number of way. Inks can be made of any desired tint, for a variety of pigments and dye­stuffs are at the manufacturers; and the discovery of the coaltar colours, the main credit for which is due to Perkin, has increased their resources almost indefinitely, for they are now able to match any ray of the solar spectrum.
Pewarna Tinta Mardanis Safwan
Jurnal Kimia dan Kemasan BULLETIN PENELITIAN NO.33 TRIWULAN III 1985/1986
Publisher : Balai Besar Kimia dan Kemasan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (2459.275 KB) | DOI: 10.24817/jkk.v0i0.4938

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According to most historians, writing ink was first prepared and used by the Chenese the Egyptians. These early inks were probably composed of carbonaceous materials, such as lamp black or soot mixed with animal glue or vegetable oil vehicles. Writing inks differ from printing inks in that the latter are generally applied to a substrate by means of a printing press. Printing inks as supplied to the graphic arts industry are used in much greater volume by far as com­pared to writing inks. Inks make used of inorganid pigment and dyes, most commonly in the form of pigments that is to say, rendered insoluble in one of a number of way. Inks can be made of any desired tint, for a variety of pigments and dye­stuffs are at the manufacturers; and the discovery of the coaltar colours, the main credit for which is due to Perkin, has increased their resources almost indefinitely, for they are now able to match any ray of the solar spectrum.
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