Aside from SOOT, INK was derived from the following SOURCE:
1. NUTGALLS - Lumpy growth found on trees. Lump that mimicked like a cancer or cancerous part of a tree trunk. The lump actually was a site of insects when they burrowed deep down to lay their eggs under the bark.
2. LUMPBLACK - Dull black soot. Made from burning oils, waxes, resins, and other fuels without enough air. Used for smooth surface.
3. BLUE BLACK INK - Made from iron-salt water. organic acid is mixed, tannin added from nutgalls
4. PERMANENT BLUE-BLACK INK - This ink can stain anything from rugs to clothing.
5. BLUE, GREEN, RED - Colored ink. Chemical dye solution is placed. Red Ink is used for checking.
6. FOUNTAIN PENS - Coffee powder mixed with water
7. BALLPOINT PEN INK - Significance of this ink? This kind of ink requires rotating ball on its system to stop or control the flow of ink. Ink is thicker . A or Average type of ink requires half as thick
No comments:
Post a Comment