1,2-Indanediones: New Reagents for Visualizing the Amino Acid Components of Latent Prints

Diane B. Hauze · Olga Petrovskaia · Madeleine M. Joullié · Robert S. Ramotowski · Antonio A. Cantú

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Abstract A new class of reagents, 1,2-indanediones, was evaluated for latent print visualization on paper. Tests were carried out for fingerprints and amino acid stains. Selected 1,2-indanediones give fluorescent development superior to DFO. Zinc salt treatment further enhances the sensitivity. The new reagents can be obtained from inexpensive starting materials in a short reaction sequence.

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