When ink is exposed to sunlight it can be bleached out by it due to the UV-rays of the light. The energetiv UV-light is able to split up oxygen molecules O-O into so called radicals O2 --UV--> 2 O. this atomar oxygen is very reactive an destroys the ink, more chemically: it oxidises the ink.
It's in a way quite the same when you're washing clothes with bleach to remove tomatoe taints or so - there are formed radicals from the bleach which oxidise the color molecules of the tomatoe and destroy it this way to leave a bright piece of cloth after wash.
Ink does not affect the sun in any way since there is no ink on the sun.
in special ways
Canon ink will eventually fade in the sun but will most likely last months in the sun before doing so. The most popular brands used for direct sunlight are Canon ink and Kodak ink. In time they will fade but Canon ink is your best choice.
Yes. It lightens the ink, and gives off a pale yellow colour.
yes if ink gets in your blood stream you can be poisoned but normally it won't affect your life
The atmosphere does not affect the sun. If anything the sun affects the atmosphere.
The atmosphere does not affect the sun. If anything the sun affects the atmosphere.
The sun have a great affect on the waxy cuticle of the leaves.
how does the sun affect the formation of ocean currants
They're the coldest part of the sun.
Squid ink can affect the water by decreasing visibility and possibly staining surfaces. It may also contribute to the release of organic matter and nutrients into the water, affecting its overall quality and potentially impacting aquatic life in the area.
No, lightning does not affect the sun.
Does the sun's position in the sky affect the length of daylight ?