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دانلود کتاب Handbook of Analytical Techniques for Forensic Samples: Current and Emerging Developments
دانلود کتاب کتابچه راهنمای تکنیک های تحلیلی برای نمونه های پزشکی قانونی: تحولات کنونی و نوظهور
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Handbook of Analytical Techniques for Forensic Samples: Current and Emerging Developments
ویرایش: نویسندگان: Chaudhery Mustansar Hussain, Deepak Rawtani, Gaurav Pandey, Maithri Tharmavaram سری: ISBN (شابک) : 0128223014, 9780128223017 ناشر: Elsevier سال نشر: 2020 تعداد صفحات: 456 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 6 مگابایت
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Front Matter Copyright Dedication Preface Introduction to chemical analysis of forensic samples Introduction Chemical analytical techniques used for the analysis of evidence Spectroscopic techniques UV-visible and fluorescence spectroscopy Infrared and near-infrared techniques Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy Raman spectroscopy Atomic emission and absorption spectroscopy Chromatographic techniques High performance liquid chromatography Gas chromatography High performance thin layer chromatography Hyphenated techniques Microscopic techniques Optical microscopes Electron microscopes Atomic force microscope Energy dispersive X-ray coupled microscopy in forensic science Emerging analytical techniques Mass spectrometry X-ray diffraction Nanotechnology Lab-on-chip devices Conclusion References Forensic sampling and sample preparation techniques Introduction Types of forensic samples Physical forensic samples Classification Collection, preservation, and handling Chemical forensic samples Classification Collection, preservation, and handling Biological forensic samples Classification Collection, preservation, and handling Preparation techniques for forensic samples for instrumental analyses Physical forensic samples Spectroscopic analyses Chromatographic analyses Microscopic analyses Other analyses Chemical forensic samples Spectroscopic analyses Chromatographic analyses Microscopic analyses Other analyses Biological forensic samples Spectroscopic analyses Chromatographic analyses Microscopic analyses Other analyses Conclusion References UV-visible and fluorescence spectroscopy for forensic samples Introduction Principle and theory of UV-visible and fluorescence spectroscopy UV-visible spectroscopy Principle of fluorescence spectroscopy Instrumentation of UV-visible and fluorescence spectroscopy Analysis of forensic samples using UV-visible and fluorescence spectroscopy Body fluid Counterfeit beverages Drugs Fibers Fingerprints Paint Petroleum products Questionable documents Conclusion References FTIR and NIR spectroscopy in forensic science Introduction Principle and theory of infrared and near-infrared spectroscopy Principle of infrared spectroscopy Principle and theory of NIR spectroscopy Instrumentation of IR and NIR spectroscopy Instrumentation of IR spectroscopy Instrumentation of NIR spectroscopy Spectrum analysis in FTIR and NIR FTIR and NIR analysis of forensic samples Samples of biological origin Inks and questionable documents Explosives and gunshot residue Illicit and counterfeit drugs Bank notes Paint Conclusion References Atomic absorption and emission spectrometry in forensic analysis Introduction Principle and theory of atomic absorption and emission spectroscopy Instrumentation of atomic absorption and atomic emission spectroscopy Atomic absorption spectroscopy Instrumentation of atomic emission spectroscopy Analysis of forensic samples via AAS and AES Biological samples Drugs Explosives, gunshot residue, and ammunition Textile fibers Glass Ignitable materials Inks and paper Soil Conclusion References NMR spectroscopy for forensic samples Introduction Principle and instrumentation of NMR spectroscopy Types of NMR Instrumentation of NMR spectroscopy NMR in the world of forensic science Drug analysis Detection of explosives Analysis of postmortem changes Examination of xenobiotics Identification of body fluids Identification of counterfeit products Conclusion References Raman spectroscopy in forensic science Introduction Principle of Raman spectroscopy Instrumentation of Raman spectrometer Raman spectroscopy for forensic sample analysis Samples of biological origin Recreational drugs Paints, dyes, and pigments Explosives and gunshot residue Fibers Soil Inks in questionable documents Conclusion References HPLC for the toxicological analysis of forensic samples Introduction High performance liquid chromatography: An insight Principle Classification On the basis of separation mode On the basis of principle of separation On the basis of scale of operation On the basis of type of elution On the basis of type of analysis Instrumentation Solvent delivery system Pumps Sample injector Guard column Analytical column Detector Data processing unit Applications of high-performance liquid chromatography in forensic toxicology HPLC analysis of drugs HPLC analysis of pesticides HPLC in analysis of plant toxins and alkaloids Conclusion References Gas chromatography in forensic science Introduction Principle and theory of gas chromatography Instrumentation of gas chromatography Forensic sample analysis via gas chromatography Alcohol and other volatile organic compounds Drugs Explosives and ignitable materials Fingerprints Inks Paints Toxins Conclusion References HPTLC in forensic science Introduction Principle and theory of HPTLC HPTLC instrumentation HPTLC analysis of forensic samples Drugs Explosives Inks Dyes in fibers Toxins Conclusion References Hyphenated techniques for forensic sample analysis Introduction Hyphenated techniques Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry Hyphenated liquid chromatography techniques LC-MS LC-IR LC-NMR IMS-MS HPTLC hyphenated techniques HPTLC-FTIR HPTLC-MS Hyphenated technique-mediated analysis of forensic samples Drugs Explosives Fibers Food products Inks and questionable documents Toxins Conclusion References Optical microscopy for forensic samples Introduction Fundamentals of optical microscopy Types of optical compound microscopes Bright-field microscope Phase contrast microscope Fluorescence microscope Confocal microscope Polarizing microscope Stereomicroscope Optical microscopic analysis of forensic samples Biological samples Fibers Explosives Glass Paint Questionable documents Soil and minerals Conclusion References Electron microscopy for forensic samples Introduction Principle and theory of electron microscopes Theory of scanning electron microscopy Theory of transmission electron microscopy Instrumentation of electron microscopes Sample preparation for electron microscope Modes of SEM and TEM Electron microscopy-based forensic investigations Biological evidence Anthropogenic evidence Geological evidence Conclusion References Atomic force microscopy for forensic samples Introduction Principle, working, and instrumentation of atomic force microscopy Principle of atomic force microscopy Instrumentation and modes of atomic force microscopy Atomic force microscopy for forensic investigations Age determination of bloodstains Hair examination Plastic wrapping material analysis Examination of textile fibers SIM card analysis Explosives and gunshot residue analysis Fingermark examination Analysis of questionable documents Conclusion References Energy dispersive X-ray (EDX) coupled microscopy in forensic science Introduction Principle and theory of EDX Instrumentation of EDX Detectors in EDX EDX-coupled microscopic analysis of forensic samples Biological samples Explosives Glass Gunshot residue Paints Soil Toxins Conclusion References Mass spectrometry in forensic chemistry Introduction Principle and theory of mass spectrometry Overview of mass spectrometry Sources of ionization Mass analyzers Detectors Applications of mass spectrometry for forensic investigations Analysis of biological samples Examination of drugs and foods Explosives and gunshot residue analysis Fiber analysis Detection of inks in questionable documents Investigation of oil spills and petroleum products Conclusion References X-ray diffraction for forensic samples Introduction Principle and theory of X-ray diffraction Theory of X-ray Theory of X-ray diffraction Instrumentation of X-ray diffraction Types of X-ray diffraction X-ray diffraction for forensic evidence analysis Anthropogenic evidence Geological evidence Biological evidence Conclusion References Lab-on-chip devices Introduction Architecture of a lab-on-chip device Components of a lab-on-chip device Fabrication techniques of lab-on-chip devices Forensic applications of lab-on-chip devices Analysis of DNA Identification of biological fluids Detection of explosives Anticounterfeiting Detection of illicit drugs Conclusion References Nanotechnology in forensic science Introduction An insight into the world of nanotechnology Types of nanomaterials and their characterization techniques Types of synthetic approaches of nanomaterials Functionalization strategies of nanomaterials Nanotechnology-mediated forensic investigations Detection of explosives and gunshot residues Biosensors Visualization of latent fingermarks Detection of DNA and illicit drugs Counterfeiting prevention and homeland security Nanotechnology-based tracker Conclusion References Ethics and legal issues of forensic analysis techniques Introduction Legal issues in forensic science Legal aspects: From crime scene to court Crime investigation procedure: Legal aspects Subpoena: Legal aspects of submission of evidence Evidence: Rules and legal aspects Legal aspects of reports issued by forensic laboratories Testimony by expert witnesses: Legal aspects Legal aspects in computer and digital forensics Digital evidence: Admissibility in court Computer forensics and legal issues Legal aspects in DNA forensics DNA forensics: Legal issues Ethics and theories of ethics Models of codes of ethics Code of ethics in different fields of forensic science Ethics in forensic examination Ethics in DNA analysis Ethics in forensic psychiatry Conclusion References Accreditations for forensic science laboratories Introduction History and need of accreditation in forensic science Accreditation in forensic science Process of accreditation Digital forensics division Crime scene investigators DNA division Forensic toxicology division Conclusion References Quality control and quality assurance in forensic science laboratories Introduction Quality assurance in forensic science Organizations for quality management in forensic science Aspects of quality assurance in forensic science Quality assurance in different fields of forensic science Digital forensics Forensic biology and toxicology Questionable document analysis Clinical and forensic pathology Quality control for the analysis of forensic samples Alcohol Cartridge case DNA Drugs Entomological evidence Hair Inks Conclusion References Concluding notes Introduction Analytical techniques and forensic science Rereads of the book Conclusion References Exercise 1: UV-visible spectroscopic analysis of forensic samples (chemical and biological) Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Chemical forensic sample Biological forensic sample Exercise 2: Fluorescence spectroscopic analysis of forensic samples (biological) Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Saliva Blood Exercise 3: FTIR analysis of forensic samples (chemical, physical, and biological) Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Chemical forensic sample Physical forensic sample Biological forensic sample Exercise 4: NIR spectroscopic analysis of forensic samples (chemical and biological) Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Chemical forensic sample Biological forensic sample Exercise 5: Atomic absorption spectrometric analysis of forensic samples (chemical and biological) Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Chemical forensic sample Biological forensic sample Exercise 6: Optical microscopic analysis of physical and biological forensic samples Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Physical forensic sample Biological forensic sample Exercise 7: SEM analysis of physical and biological forensic samples Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Physical forensic sample Biological forensic sample Exercise 8: TEM analysis of physical and biological forensic samples Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Physical forensic sample Biological forensic sample Exercise 9: AFM analysis of physical and biological forensic samples Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Physical forensic sample Biological forensic sample Exercise 10: Mass spectrometric analysis of forensic samples (chemical and biological) Aim Principle Sample preparation and working procedure Chemical forensic sample Biological forensic sample Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X
