Comparison of Natural and Artificial Aging of Ballpoint Inks

Claudia Berger‐Karin · Ursula Hendriks · Jochen Geyer‐Lippmann

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Solvent evaporation caused by aging from ballpoint inks was measured by gas chromatography/mass spectroscopy (GC/MS). The sample preparation was carried out with two different thermal desorption systems. The results are compared. Thirteen inks were classified with regard to their solvents, polymers, and additives. The variation of the aforementioned compounds caused by aging was monitored for naturally and artificially aged samples. In this paper, the results are compared and discussed with respect to forensic casework.

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1985Ballpoint Ink Age Determination by Volatile Component Comparison—A Preliminary Study

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