Traditional Chinese medicine decoction additive for water-based ink and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine decoction additive for water-based ink and a preparation method thereof. The additive comprises the following Chinese herbal medicine components in percentage by mass: 10-30% of garlic, 10-30% of eucommia, 2-20% of lavender, 0-20% of cinnamon, 0-20% of gamboge, 0-20% of saponin, 0-20% of mint, 0-20% of Amomum cardamomum, 0-20% of aniseed, 2-20% of clove, 2-20% of thyme, 2-20% of pomegranate rind, 2-20% of orange peel, 2-10% of pepper and 2-10% of ginger. The method comprises the following steps: adding water, wherein the weight ratio of the traditional Chinese medicine components to the water is 1:10; and slightly boiling on a slow fire with a stainless steel lid covered for about two hours, removing filter residues by filtration with a copper screen of 300 meshes to obtain the filtrate as the Chinese herbal medicine decoction. When the Chinese herbal medicine decoction is added to the water-based ink in the mass percentage of 1-10, the ink gives out faint scent, has the functions of corrosion prevention, sterilization and borer resistance, and has moist looking and thick color.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a formula of a traditional Chinese medicinal juice additive for water-based ink and a preparation method thereof, which can add fragrance, anticorrosion, anti-mite, add color to printing ink, improve the durability of written works or printed matter, and belong to the technical field of printing ink. Background technique [0002] Ink is one of the four treasures of the ancient Chinese study. The ancient ink is fragrant but not colorful, has no irritating fragrance, and has good durability. Most of the modern ink-making uses chemical reagents, and the printed matter is usually irritating or emits an unpleasant smell, and most of the smells emitted are harmful to the human body. In addition, ancient calligraphy and painting products and archival text materials require ink marks to be stored for a long time. The ink marks printed with modern inks cannot meet the needs of long-term preservation because they have no anti-mildew and ...

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Problems solved by technology

Most of the modern ink-making uses chemical reagents, and the printed matter is usually irritating or emits an unpleasant smell, and most of the smells emitted are harmful to the human body

In addition, ancient calligraphy and painting products and archival text materials require ink marks to be stored for a long time, and ink marks printed with modern inks have no anti-mildew and sterilization functions, and many acidic substances corrod