Bar codes using luminescent invisible inks

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106 21R, 106 21D, C09D 1102

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055429718

ABSTRACT:
Inks have been discovered that are selectively excitable by different wavelengths of incident radiation. This allows a lower layer bar code to be written on an object with an ink and an upper layer bar code to be written over the lower layer bar code with an ink that is invisible to the naked eye. This allows the lower layer and upper layer bar code to contain more information than conventional bar codes.

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Ingmar Grenthe "Stability Relationships Among The Rare Earth Dipicolinates" Jan. 20, 1961.

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