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Differentiation of blue gel pens using visible spectroscopy coupled with chemometric techniques

Bumbrah et al., 2023

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12053473521615138680
Author
Bumbrah G
Dhull N
Bhagat D
Chawla P
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Problems of Forensic Sciences

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Ink analysis is one of the most important and keydimension of forensic document examination (FDE). It is performed to compare, identify, characterize and discriminate different kinds of inks present on questioned document. It becomes key evidence in forensic …
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