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Here are the recipes compositions for removing ink.

1st recipe

Oxalic acid 10 g;
Citric acid 10 g;
Water 100 cm3,

What is written is moistened with this solution with a soft brush 2-3 times, then moistened with clean water using a brush and the etched area is dried with liner paper.

2st recipe:

Prepare two solutions.

1st solution:

Potassium chloride 10 g;
Potassium chloride salt 10 g;
Salt 10 g;
Water 50 g.

2st solution:

Hydrochloric acid 10 g;
Table salt 10 g;
Water 30 g.

The etched area is lubricated with the first solution, dried, then lubricated with the second solution. Wash with water and dry with an iron through passing paper.

Composition for developing etched spots of ink writing

Etched areas can be restored chemically. For this purpose, the writing surface is lubricated with one of the following compounds, after which the etched font stands out clearly on the paper.

Copper sulfate 3 g;
Water 10 g;
ammonia 5 g;
Water 10 g;
Chromium potassium salt 10 g;
Water 100 g;
Iron vitriol 50 g;
Water 200 g.

Composition for the destruction of ink stains

1st solution:

Citric acid 25 g;
Borax 50 g;
Water 500 g.

2st solution:

Calcium chloride 50 g;
Borax 25 g;
Water 500 g.

Moisten the stain with the first solution, dry it with pass-through paper, apply the second solution, then apply the first solution again and dry with pass-through paper.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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