Abstract: A method for determining changes of a site, wherein the site is treated with an aqueous dispersion having at least one binder, at least one substance emitting visible light on UV exposure, at least one binder and, optionally, a dispersant and the site thus treated and/or untreated adjacent sites are exposed to UV light and the deviation of the light intensity of the emitted light of a partial area of the site from the mean light intensity of the emitted light of the site area and/or the light intensity of the emitted light of a part of the adjacent, untreated area from the mean light intensity of the emitted light of the adjacent untreated areas and/or the light intensity of the emitted light of the site immediately after the treatment with the composition from the light intensity of the emitted light at a later time and/or the light intensity of the emitted light of the adjacent untreated area immediately after the treatment of the site with the composition from the light intensity of the emitted light of th

Abstract: A method for determining changes of a site, wherein the site is treated with an aqueous dispersion having at least one binder, at least one substance emitting visible light on UV exposure, at least one binder and, optionally, a dispersant and the site thus treated and/or untreated adjacent sites are exposed to UV light and the deviation of the light intensity of the emitted light of a partial area of the site from the mean light intensity of the emitted light of the site area and/or the light intensity of the emitted light of a part of the adjacent, untreated area from the mean light intensity of the emitted light of the adjacent untreated areas and/or the light intensity of the emitted light of the site immediately after the treatment with the composition from the light intensity of the emitted light at a later time and/or the light intensity of the emitted light of the adjacent untreated area immediately after the treatment of the site with the composition from the light intensity of the emitted light of th

Abstract: A composition and a method for determining changes of a site. The composition includes an aqueous dispersion including at least one binder, at least one substance emitting visible light on UV exposure and optionally a dispersant. The method includes treating the site with a composition, exposing the treated site and/or the untreated areas adjacent thereto to UV light, and determining the deviation of the light intensity of the emitted light of the site Immediately after the treatment with the composition from the light intensity of the emitted light at a later time.

Abstract: A method for determining changes of a site, which is characterized in that a) the site is treated with a composition and b) the site thus treated and/or the untreated areas adjacent thereto are exposed to UV light and the deviation b1) of the light intensity of the emitted light of a partial area of the site from the mean light intensity of the emitted light of the site area and/or b2) the light intensity of the emitted light of a part of the adjacent, untreated area from the mean light intensity of the emitted light of the adjacent untreated areas and/or b3) the light intensity of the emitted light of the site immediately after the treatment with the composition from the light intensity of the emitted light at a later time and/or b4) the light intensity of the emitted light of the adjacent untreated area immediately after the treatment of the site with the composition from the light intensity of the emitted light of the adjacent, untreated area at a later time are determined, the composition being an aqueous

Abstract: Dyed raw cellulose can be bleached in a bleaching and after-treatment bath containing, in addition to usual stabilizers, cationic-monomeric and/or polymeric compounds and, if desired, nonionic surfactants. Bleaching is carried out with the aid of aqueous-hydrogen peroxide. The stabilizers that can be used and the cationic compounds are defined in the specification. Nonionic tensides, if their co-use is desired, are those of the class polyglycolethers.