2024
DOI: 10.1002/smll.202403512
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Multi‐Colored Aqueous Ink for Rewritable Paper

Nikita Das,
Chandan Maity

Abstract: As sustainable and eco‐friendly replacements to conventional paper, rewritable paper is a very attractive alternative for communication, information circulation, and storage. Development is made for rewritable paper using chromogenic materials that change its color in presence of external stimuli. However, the new techniques have faced several major challenges including feasible operational method, eco‐friendly approach. Herein, a simple, convenient, and eco‐friendly strategy is described for the preparation o… Show more

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