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200 _aForensic analysis of commercial inks by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) [Documento eletrónico]
_fAna Cristina Almeida Assis [et al.]
311 _aFicheiro de 2,74 MB em formato PDF (20 p.). A lista completa de autores é: Flavio Cicconi,Violeta Lazic, Antonio Palucci, Ana Cristina Almeida Assis e Francesco Saverio Romolo. Resumo inserto na publicação.
330 _aLaser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) was tested for all of the relevant issues in forensic examinations of commercial inks, including classification of pen inks on one paper type and on different paper types, determination of the deposition order of layered inks, and analysis of signatures and toners on one questioned document. The scope of this work was to determine the potential of a single LIBS setup that is compatible with portable instruments for different types of ink analysis, rather than building a very large database for inks and papers. We identified up to seven metals characteristic for the examined inks, which allowed to fully discriminate all eight black inks on one type of printing paper. When the inks were tested on ten different papers, the correct classification rates for some of them were reduced for reasons thoroughly studied and explained. The replicated tests on three crossing points, each one involving a pair of blue or black inks, were successful in five cases out of six. In the test simulating documents of forensic interest (questioned documents), LIBS was able to correctly identify the differences in three inks used for signatures on one of the three pages and the use of different printing inks on each page of the document.
461 _dJuly 2020
_vVol. 20, issue 13
_tSensors
_x1424-8220
606 _aCIÊNCIA FORENSE
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606 _aANÁLISE DE TINTAS
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606 _aESPECTROSCOPIA
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606 _aTINTA DE IMPRESSÃO
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606 _aEXAME DE PAPEL
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710 _aFORENSIC ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL INKS BY LASER-INDUCED BREAKDOWN SPECTROSCOPY (LIBS)
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