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Combining thermochromics and conventional inks to deter document fraud

Phillips, 2000

Document ID
7640188085493831384
Author
Phillips G
Publication year
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Optical Security and Counterfeit Deterrence Techniques III

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The ability to print high-resolution thermochromic indicia, combining conventional inks with sophisticated printing technologies to either camouflage latent messages or create a warning message when copied, is new.(1) For Authentication: Offset thermochromic inks can …
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