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        <description>I am not sure of the chemistry involved, but I have found that acetone and isopropanol vapor will darken the ink in thermal printer paper.  There is also a strange reversible blanking effect, where continued vapor application will cause the dye to temporarily become colorless.  Do you know the chemistry involved?</description>
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