Polymerisation of S2N2 to (SN)(x) as a tool for the rapid imaging of fingerprints removed from metal surfaces
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posted on 2014-08-20, 14:11 authored by Stephen M. Bleay, Paul KellyPaul Kelly, Roberto S.P. KingPolymerisation of S2N2 to (SN)x on metallic surfaces is induced by interaction with the minute corrosion signatures of removed (by washing) fingerprints; as vapour-phase S2N2 is employed, it follows that the process has the potential to rapidly screen large/convoluted metal pieces, such as explosive device fragments whose prints were wiped by the detonation.
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School
- Science
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- Chemistry
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Journal of Materials ChemistryVolume
20Issue
45Pages
10100 - 10102 (3)Citation
BLEAY, S.M., KELLY, P.F. and KING, R.S.P., 2010. Polymerisation of S2N2 to (SN)(x) as a tool for the rapid imaging of fingerprints removed from metal surfaces. Journal of Materials Chemistry, 20 (45), pp. 10100 - 10102.Publisher
Royal Society of ChemistryVersion
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2010-10-15Copyright date
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This article was published in the Journal of Materials Chemistry [© Royal Society of Chemistry] and the definitive version is available at: https://doi.org/10.1039/c0jm02724cISSN
0959-9428Publisher version
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