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How about using a turmeric as a highlighter ink, huh? My sister did that as her Investigatory Project and it worked. Ha, see?
gumamela flower extract, as far as I've observed. it is sometimes used as an ink. highlighter inks,, or maybe dyes or paints
Highlighter ink will not harm you as long as you don't have it inside your skin.
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It depends on the highlighter and how you are putting the highlighter felt in the tonic water.
Contains transparent flourescent ink
One easy way is to use erasable highlighter. Draw your design with the highlighter, then erase it. It will still fluoresce under UV light. Or if you don't have erasable highlighter, you can use alcohol to "remove" normal highlighter. Obviously the alcohol method doesn't work well with paper, but is great for skin and other surfaces.
One easy way is to use erasable highlighter. Draw your design with the highlighter, then erase it. It will still fluoresce under UV light. Or if you don't have erasable highlighter, you can use alcohol to "remove" normal highlighter. Obviously the alcohol method doesn't work well with paper, but is great for skin and other surfaces.
This is a cool experiment for my fourth grader but she also needs to understand why the liquid glows.
Leave it in for an hour. Squeezing it will definitely help. It won't really be glow in the dark unless it's a glow in the dark highlighter, but it will fluoresce under a blacklight
Trisodium 8-hydroxypyrene-1,3,6-trisulfonate, acid, and water.