Glass Microspheres Hollow Out A Niche For Anti-Counterfeiting Strategies

Counterfeit products and services are growing at an alarming rate worldwide. These efforts can pose serious threat to a country's economy, human health, safety, and national security. In 2015, the International Chamber of Commerce estimated the global market of counterfeit goods reached a staggering US$ 1.77 trillion. To put this number in perspective, this amount exceeds the entire combined GPD of most countries, including Australia and Korea. This article explains how porous-wall, hollow glass microspheres offer exciting possibilities for new technologies to thwart counterfeiting strategies across various markets.

Author
G Wicks Et Al
Origin
Unknown
Journal Title
Am Ceram Soc Bull 95 6 2016 24-29
Sector
General
Class
G 4490

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Glass Microspheres Hollow Out A Niche For Anti-Counterfeiting Strategies
Am Ceram Soc Bull 95 6 2016 24-29
G 4490
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