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Advances in Analysis of Gunshot Residue

2019
Analysis of gunshot residue (GSR), produced by the discharge of a firearm, can assist in the association of a suspect with a crime and in the reconstruction of the sequence of events preceding the crime. The golden standard in the analysis of GSR is scanning electron microscope equipped with a detector for the X-ray emission (SEM/EDX).
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Automated Gunshot Residue Particle Search and Characterization

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1987
Abstract The main disadvantage to gunshot residue (GSR) particle analysis utilizing scanning electron microscope/energy dispersive X-ray (SEM/EDX) instrumentation has been the excessive operator time required for search and identification. This study uses an automated particle search and characterization program for unattended GSR search
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Survey of gunshot residue prevalence on the hands of individuals from various population groups in and outside Europe

Forensic Chemistry, 2021
Bertrand Colson, Steffen Uhlig
exaly  

Gunshot Residues

2018
K.M. Pitts, S.W. Lewis
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Detection of gunshot residues (GSR) on a self-inflicted gunshot wound

Pathology, 2014
Anne-Christine, Lindström, Noelyn, Hung, Warwick, Duncan, Jules, Kieser   +3 more
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The Gunshot Residue Expert

2023
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The relationship between gunshot-residue particle size and Boltzmann distribution

Forensic Sciences Research, 2022
Ilker Kara
exaly  

The persistence of gunshot residue on shooters’ hands

Science & Justice, 1999
T, Jalanti, P, Henchoz, A, Gallusser, M S, Bonfanti   +3 more
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Explanation of Gunshot Residue

2000
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Gunshot Residue Testing

2005
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