Forensic Examination of Fibres, Third Edition

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Collection and recovery of fibres - crime scene, laboratory aspects contamination classification of fibres - structure and composition microscopic examination of fibres colour analysis, thin layer chromatography colourant analysis high performance liquid chromatography infra-red spectroscopy pyrolysis gas chromatography pryloysis Gc-mass spectrometry miscellaneous examinations.

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