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analytical chemistry

A new indicator of fire-related fatalities: hydrogen cyanide

While carbon monoxide is generally considered the major lethal agent in smoke inhalation, a case study of an elderly Romanian gentlemen highlights the contribution of another less-known killer – hydrogen cyanide. Continue reading A new indicator of fire-related fatalities: hydrogen cyanide

Lauren GandySeptember 23, 2021September 24, 2021Leave a comment
analytical chemistry

Can metal nanoparticles and portable lasers detect synthetic cannabinoids in saliva?

Researchers from Florida International University investigate if they can use SERS to rapidly detect synthetic cannabinoids in oral fluid. Continue reading Can metal nanoparticles and portable lasers detect synthetic cannabinoids in saliva?

niara nicholsOctober 27, 2020November 7, 2020Leave a comment
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Augmenting Cocaine Signals with Gold

Private sector scientists working for Real-Time Analyzers, Inc (RTA) explore the possibility of enhancing the signal of cocaine to forensically relevant levels using gold nanoparticles. Continue reading Augmenting Cocaine Signals with Gold

JomeadFebruary 11, 2020Leave a comment
analytical chemistry, trace analysis

Is There Evidence Hiding in Your Hair?

Researchers from Zurich Institute of Forensic Medicine determine the most effective method for decontaminating forensic hair evidence. Continue reading Is There Evidence Hiding in Your Hair?

niara nicholsFebruary 7, 20201 Comment
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