“… - Preliminary/Pilot studies : Various approaches were proposed to detect fingermarks on cartridge cases or other metallic surfaces: molecular complexes composed of l -alanine and conventional amino acid reagents (i.e., DFO, IND, MTN, and NIN) applied to brass and fired cartridges [ 429 ]; co-electrodeposition of silver and copper particles in deep eutectic solvent (mix of choline chloride and ethylene glycol), the secretion residue acting as a mask [ 430 ]; gel-based electrolytes (calcium chloride and potassium permanganate) applied to stainless steel and aluminium [ 431 ]; deposition of potassium birnessite (oxide mineral of manganese) on unfired cartridges and flat metal surfaces, the secretion residue acting as a mask [ 432 ]; electrostatic adsorption using a modified portable high-low voltage self-discharge device, applied to unfired brass cartridges [ 433 ]; nanoconjugate composed of carbon nanotubes, Candida rugosa lipase and safranin, applied in suspension on immersed stainless steel knives [ 410 ]; SKP and SEM/EPMA imaging of latent and VMD-processed fingermarks on metallic surfaces [ 434 ]; ToF-SIMS applied to flat metallic surfaces [ 435 ]; modified VMD process involving the deposition of gold followed by zinc, ZnS, or ZnO on aluminium [ 436 ]; and in situ reduction of aryldiazonium gold (III) salts induced by human sweat, applied to flat metallic surfaces [ 437 ].
- Metal corrosion : Cooper-Dunn et al.
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