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Microscopical recognition and characterization of solution dyed fibers

Is a Conservative Decision in the Lab Always Conservative?

Article- Routine Mitogenome MPS Analysis from 1 and 5 mm of Rootless Human Hair

Microtrace Article: Glass Analysis by X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometry

Glass Evidence Analysis by Refractive Index and Elemental Composition

Article: Characterization of Aluminum Powders in IEDs, Part II

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Article: Characterization of Crystalline Structures in Cannabis Extracts

Commentary: Traceology, Criminalistics, and Forensic Science

Article: Characterization of Aluminum Powders in IEDs

Article: Toner Particles as Forensic Evidence

Feature Article: Resolving the Source of Foreign Matter in Formulations

Article: The Analysis of 3D Printer Dust for Forensic Applications

Article: The Role of Collections in Trace Evidence

Sub‐visible Paint Article by Microtrace Scientists

A Closer Look at Crime

Journal of AOAC Article by Microtrace Scientists

Forensic Science International Article by Microtrace Scientists

Forensic Chemistry Article by Microtrace Scientists

Microtrace Scientists Present on Nanoparticles at Pittcon 2018

Article: RI Variation Within Container Glass

Chris Palenik Featured in Cover Story for The Analytical Scientist

Forensic Microscopy in Elsevier’s Chemistry, Molecular Sciences and Chemical Engineering Reference Module in Chemistry, Molecular Sciences Reference Module

Seeing Color: Practical Methods in Pigment Microscopy

Key Considerations for Consumer Complaint Sample Analysis

Raman spectroscopy of automotive and architectural paints: in situ pigment identification and evidentiary significance.

Plumbum Microraptus: Definitive Microscopic Indicators of a Bullet Hole in a Synthetic Fabric

Chemistry Signal-to-noise ratios in forensic glass analysis by micro x-ray fluorescence spectrometry

Fundamentals of Forensic Pigment Identification by Raman Microspectroscopy: A practical identification guide.

A Better Fate For Mercury?

Synthessis, Isolation, and Characterization o f Chlorinated Products of Bleached 1-(methylamino)anthraquinone

Differentiation of calcite and dolomite using dispersion colors

Nanoscale occurrence of lead (Pb) in an Archean zircon

Nano- to Atomic Scale Imaging of Heavy Trace Metals Utilizing Advanced Microscopy Techniques

Forensic Analysis

Forensic Science and Academic Science: Comment on Forensic Science: Oxymoron

Forensic Microscopy

Uncertainties in geochemical models of natural systems: Implications for performance assessments

Invisible Gold Revealed: Direct imaging of gold nanoparticles from a Carlin-type deposit

Review of Mute Witness: Trace Evidence Analysis

Radiation damage in zircon

Hafnium in peralkaline and peraluminous boro-aluminosilicate glass and glass sub-components: a solubility study

Uranyl (U6+) phases in the weathering zone of the Bangombe U-deposit: Observed and predicted mineralogy.

Microanalysis of radiation damage across a zoned zircon crystal

Microanalysis of radiation damage across a zoned zircon crystal

Wood Identification

Microscopy

Microchemistry

Dust

Gadolinium and hafnium alumino-borosilicate glasses: Gd and Hf solubilities

The role of the forensic scientist in the new millennium

A Case of Art Fraud Unmasked

Microscopy and Image Analysis for R&D

Applying Chemical Microscopy to the Coatings Industry

Forensic Microscopy

Isolation and Identification of Paint Pigments by Sublimation

The forensic investigation of particles recovered from surfaces

A New Method for Preparing Sections, Part II

Fiber Cross-Sections, Part I

The Microscopical Differentiation of Dog and Cat Hairs

The Solids We Breathe

Forensic Aspects of Polymer Analysis

How analytical tools are improving forensic chemistry

Light Microscopy of Medullary Micro-Structure in Hair Identification

Microscopic Trace Evidence – The Overlooked Clue, Part IV, Arthur Koehler – Wood Detective

Microscopic Trace Evidence – The Overlooked Clue, Part III, E.O. Heinrich – “The Wizard of Berkeley”. Traps a Left-Handed Lumberjack

Trace Evidence – The Overlooked Clue, Part II, Max Frei – Sherlock Holmes with a Microscope

Microscopic Trace Evidence – The Overlooked Clue, Part I, Albert Schneider Looks at Some String

Comparison microscopy in the industrial laboratory

Microscopy and the Law

The polarizing microscope: a valuable analytical instrument in conservation

In the study of air pollutants chemical microscopy lets us see: The Solids We Breathe

The Microscope in Art and Archeology: Is it Jade

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