Which chemical indicator technology is most commonly used in time-temperature indicator (TTI) smart packaging for scientific and pharmaceutical products?

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Polymerization-based indicators that change opacity when temperature thresholds are exceeded
Quantum dot sensors that emit different wavelengths of light based on temperature exposure
Radioisotope decay markers that change color proportional to time-temperature exposure
RFID-embedded graphene conductors that modify electrical resistance with temperature