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Forensic Discrimination of Dyed Textile Fibers using UV-VIS and Fluorescence Microspectrophotometry
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  • 1997FT Raman microscopy of untreated natural plant fibres351 cited
  • 1995Another look at the classification of acrylic fibres, using FTIR microscopy54 cited
  • 2001Microspectrophotometric discrimination of single fibres dyed by indigo and its derivatives using ultraviolet-visible transmittance spectra49 cited
  • 1928Dust and its Analysis47 cited
  • 1991Analysis of Single Polymer Fibers by Fourier Transform Infrared Microscopy: The Results of Case Studies45 cited
  • 1990Fibres and Their Examination in Forensic Science28 cited
  • 1996A Flowchart System for the Identification of Common Synthetic Fibers by Polarized Light Microscopy23 cited

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