Latent Print Development Flashcards
What are the 3 main factors that affect print development?
- surface
- environment
- quantity of print residue
What types of surfaces do not work well with powders?
Cold and wet surfaces
What 3 glands create print residue?
- eccrine
- apocrine
- sebaceous
Sequence for SPR (small particle reagent)
Visual->ALS->Sudan Black->SPR->PD
Sequence for PD (physical developer)
Visual->ALS->Iodine fuming->DFO->ninhydrin->PD
Sequence for Sudan Black
Visual->ALS->sudan black->ALS->PD
Sequence for iodine fuming
Visual->ALS->iodine->ninhydrin->PD
Sequence for DFO
Viual->ALS->DFO->ninhydrin->PD
Ninhydrin sequence
Visual->ALS->DFO->ninhydrin->ALS->PD
Sequence for CV (Crystal Violet)
Visual->ALS->CV->liqui-drox->ALS
Sequence for SSP (sticky side powder)
Visual->ALS->CV->SSP->ALS
Sequence for superglue fuming (cyanoacrylate)
Visual->ALS->cyanoacrylate fuming->dye stain->ALS
Sequence for basic yellow 40
Visual->ALS->cyanoacrylate-> baica yellow 40->ALS->R.A.Y-> ALS
Sequence for Ardrox
Visual->ALS->cyanoacrylate-> Adrox->UV lamp->R.A.Y->ALS
Sequence for rhodamine 6G
Visual->ALS->cyanoacrylate-> rhodamine 6G->ALS->R.A.M->ALS