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08-25-2008, 09:15 PM
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Trimmed vs. Hand Cut
Posted By: davidcycleback
Laboratory chemists can determine approximately how long ago ink was applied to paper. This is because the drying rates of inks are known and they can scientifically measure how dry is the ink. It would be interesting if a comparable test could be done to measure the exposure times of card edges. 
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