Inkless Rewritable Paper Enabled by a Scalable Photochromic Membrane

Junchao Liu; Chenfang Zhang; Tianyu Huang; Xing Guo; Zhuoran Kuang; Rong-Wei Kou; Zhong Yu; Pan Jia; Jingxia Wang

doi:10.1039/d5dt01957e

January 1, 2025Dalton Transactions

Inkless Rewritable Paper Enabled by a Scalable Photochromic Membrane

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Key Points

This rewritable paper provides an eco-friendly alternative for information storage and communication, improving environmental impact.
Key advancement includes a photochromic membrane that allows the inkless system to be reused multiple times—promoting sustainability.
The study highlights the challenge in competing with traditional dye-based options while being scalable and practical for broader use.
Implications for educational and business contexts underline a move toward greener technologies that may reshape document management.

Implication

This innovation enables rewritable paper for information transmission, suggesting benefits for sustainability.

Abstract

Rewritable paper has attracted wide research attention in the field of environment-friendly information transmission owing to its potential possibility to promote a sustainable society development. Traditional organic dye-based rewritable paper...

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Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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