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ink powders convenient for storage. Making ink from them is very simple.

Ink School Powders

Ink nuts in coarse powder 400 g;
Iron vitriol 150 g;
Copper sulfate 10 g;
Gum Arabica 50 g

Mix. When used, dissolve 25 g of powder in 1 liter of water.

Tannin Alizarin Powder

Tannin 260 g;
Iron vitriol 100 g;
Sulfur sodium salt 50 g;
Gum Arabica 100 g;
Aniline blue 20 g.

Mix. When used, dissolve 25 g of powder in 1 liter of water.

Aniline blue ink powder

Resorcinol 100 g;
Gum Arabica powder 100 g;
Oxalic acid 20 g.

Mix. When used, dissolve 25 g of powder in 1 liter of water.

Powdered ink of any color

Dextrin 100 g;
Aniline paint, soluble in water 65 g.

Using one or another paint, you can get ink of any color.

Method of use

Dissolve the powder in water.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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