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India ink (British English:
Indian ink; also
Chinese ink) is a
simple black or
coloured ink once
widely used for
writing and
printing and now more commonly...
- with
ink and a
sharp pointed needle was
common in
early South India.
Several Buddhist and Jain
sutras in
India were
compiled in
ink.
Cephalopod ink, known...
- Iron gall
ink (also
known as
common ink,
standard ink, oak gall
ink or iron gall nut
ink) is a purple-black or brown-black
ink made from iron
salts and...
- and CEO of
INK. She also is the host and
curator of live
events and inktalks.com.
Lakshmi also
serves as
director of the
SingularityU India Summit in ****ociation...
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Electoral ink,
indelible ink,
electoral stain or
phosphoric ink is a semi-permanent
ink or dye that is
applied to the
forefinger (usually) of
voters during...
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bacteria using a microscope, a
sample is
treated with a dark stain, such as
India ink. The
structure of the
capsule prevents the
stain from
penetrating the...
- A pen is a
common writing instrument that
applies ink to a surface,
usually paper, for
writing or drawing.
Early pens such as reed pens,
quill pens, dip...
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black India ink to
tattoo a
leukoma of the eye. He
applied cocaine to the eye as a
topical anesthetic,
coated the
cornea with a
thick solution of
ink, and...
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Tattoo inks consist of
pigments combined with a carrier, used in the
process of
tattooing to
create a
tattoo in the skin.
These inks are also used for...
- waterproof, pigmented, iron gall
ink, particle-and-binder-based
inks, such as
India ink,
drawing ink, and
acrylic inks with ease;
while fountain pens generally...
