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invisible ink
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invisible ink
n.
Ink that is colorless and invisible until treated by a chemical, heat, or special light. Also called sympathetic ink.

invisible ink
n
(Chemistry) a liquid used for writing that does not become visible until it has been treated with chemicals, heat, ultraviolet light, etc.
Translations
invisible ink ninchiostro simpatico
invisible ink ninchiostro simpatico


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In George Washington's day, spies relied on secret signals and invisible inks that would probably amuse 21st century children.
Lazzouni's diverse achievements include patents in synthesizing infrared material, and using steganography and invisible inks to encode spatial information for document security.
It is the only solution that can completely authenticate a document, in less than four seconds, by reading and decoding the Machine Readable Zone (MRZ), identifying the laminate type, confirming the national security logo, verifying invisible inks and tags, and searching for and highlighting tampering.
 
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