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Here are the recipes ink for writing on various materials.

Ink for writing on tinplate

Copper filings 100 g;
Nitric acid 100 g;
Water 1 l.

Ink for writing on glass

1st recipe:

Sernobarium salt 30 g;
Ammonium fluoride 10 g;
Sulfuric acid 50 g;
Chinese carcass, diluted 100 g

2st recipe:

48 g of shellac are dissolved in 3 cm90 of ethyl alcohol (with a strength of 6 °), and 72 g of borax are dissolved in 3 cm9 of water, after which both solutions are mixed, very slowly, almost dropwise, pouring one solution to another. The resulting liquid is heated, and a precipitate forms; after that, an appropriate amount of aniline dye is added.

The ink can be diluted with water to make it flow more easily from the pen.

Ink for writing on porcelain

Sandaraka 100 g;
Camphor 10 g;
Ether 1 kg;
Turpentine 100 g;
Lamp black 100 g.

Write with a soft brush. Store in a jar with a stopper.

Ink for Iron and Brass

Copper sulfate 200 g;
Gum Arabica 100 g;
Vinegar 50 g;
Soot 50 g;
Water 600 ml.

Ink for writing on skin

1st solution:

Ink nuts 10 g;
Gum Arabica 1 g;
Water 100 g.

2st solution:

Iron vitriol 1 g;
Gum Arabica 2 g;
Indigo carmine 0,5 g;
Water 10 g.

The place on the skin intended for the inscription (this place on the reverse side should be strongly moistened) is smeared with solution No. 1, allowed to dry, and then written with solution No. 2. Completely black writing strokes penetrate the skin well.

Ink for writing on metal

Rosin 20 g;
Wine alcohol 150 g;
Methylene blue 1 g;
Borax 35 g;
Water 250 g.

Borax is dissolved in water and rosin, alcohol of wine and methylene blue are mixed in, after which the ink is ready.

Ink for writing on photos

Potassium iodide 10 g;
Iodine 1 g;
Gum Arabica 1 g;
Distilled water 30 g.

Dissolve potassium iodide in water and add the remaining parts. This ink produces white lettering on dark photographs.

White ink

1st recipe:

25 wt. hours of borax and 150 wt. h. shellac is heated with 1000 wt. hours of water in a water bath with frequent shaking until completely dissolved. Then finely triturate in this solution about 10% zinc white. Shake before use.

2st recipe:

5 g of zinc oxide hydrate is dissolved in 10 g of 5% to 20% ammonia or in ammonium salts or in caustic potash liquor.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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