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The 16 pages that link to Ink, each with the reason it gives.

• Dead Sea ScrollsRelated: Ink analysis helps characterize how texts were written and how their writing materials changed.

• PapyrusRelated: Ancient scribes applied ink to papyrus with pens or brushes.

• Interactive fictionRelated: Ink offers a practical way to encode branching passages, variables, and choices.

• ParchmentRelated: Parchment's prepared surface accepts writing inks, though its texture differs from paper.

• Screen printingNarrower topic: Screen printing depends on ink that can flow through mesh and remain on the substrate.

• Prussian blueNarrower topic: Prussian blue has been used as a colorant in writing and printing materials.

• Inkjet printingNarrower topic: Its pigments, dyes, solvents, and additives govern flow, color, drying, and durability.

• Relief printingRelated: Relief printing depends on ink adhering to raised areas without filling the cuts.

• PalimpsestRelated: Differences between old and new inks can expose successive inscriptions.

• Fountain penNarrower topic: Fountain pens are designed around storing and controlling liquid ink.

• Ballpoint penNarrower topic: Ballpoint ink is a specialized formulation within the wider range of inks.

• Writing instrumentRelated: Ink supplies the color carried by many writing instruments.

• Benzyl alcoholRelated: Benzyl alcohol can act as a solvent in some ink formulations.

• John J. LoudRelated: The pen’s ability to mark depended on delivering ink through its tip.

• Marker penNarrower topic: Marker performance depends on the ink’s colorants, solvents, and flow properties.

• Text-based gameRelated: Its variables and branching structures support complex text-driven game stories.