From San Diego, at a meeting of the American Chemical Society
Collecting fingerprints at a crime scene may look easy on television shows, but in real life, it’s often challenging. Fingerprints left on textiles, wood, leather, and surfaces with multicolored backgrounds are often difficult to discern. To catch these elusive prints, researchers at Los Alamos (N.M.)
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