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A Field Kit for Sampling Gunshot Residue Particles

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1982
Abstract The application of scanning electron microscopy to gunshot residue particle detection requires a field sampling kit that can be used dependably by nonscientific field personnel. The kit developed by the authors uses adhesive tape on aluminum stubs to sample the suspect's hands. The kit evolved from prototypes that were subjected
M, Tassa, N, Adan, N, Zeldes, Y, Leist
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Gunshot Residue

2023
Kari Pitts, Callum Bonnar
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Gunshot residue

Forensic Science International, 1999
L. Garofano, M. Capra, F. Ferrari, G.P. Bizzaro, D. Di Tullio, M. Dell’Olio, A. Ghitti   +6 more
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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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Analysis of Organic Gunshot Residues

1993
A comparison was made of chromatographic parameters for gas and high performance liquid chromatography methods employed in the analysis of organic gun shot residues. A solid phase extraction procedure was adopted to provide sequential analysis of swabs or filters.
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Trends in analysis of gunshot residue for forensic purposes

Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2017
Detection and identification of organic and inorganic components of gunshot residue are well established within forensic chemistry because of highly characteristic and uncommon features of the products of ammunition discharge at the time and place of a shooting incident in comparison to other materials present in daily life of people.
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Identification and highly selective differentiation of organic gunshot residues utilizing their elemental and molecular signatures

Spectrochimica Acta - Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy, 2023
Igor K Lednev, Matthieu Baudelet, Lenka Halamkova   +2 more
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Gunshot Residues

2018
K.M. Pitts, S.W. Lewis
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The Gunshot Residue Expert

2023
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