FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2102272829> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2102272829 abstract "Abstract Scanning electron microscopy is providing increasingly definitive solutions to criminal problems since its commercial debut in 1965. This has been due to the ability of the scanning electron microscope (SEM) to simultaneously produce several electron probe‐induced signals from the specimen, which generate readily interpretable images of surface topography and material composition. The successful applications of these signals are determined by sample preparation and instrumental parameters. No other microbeam technology combines high resolution (2–5 nm) of the topographic (secondary) electrons with large depth of field for three‐dimensional viewing. The SEM is indeed ideal for stereomicroscopy. The versatility of the SEM stems from its additional capability to process each specimen signal by various contrast enhancement methods, such as line scanning, deflection modulation (DM), area mapping, etc. These methods allow an intuitive, stylistic, and synthetic analysis of the image and are ideal for quality control analysis. Digital SEMs have pioneered in automated image processing and unattended search and analysis of particulates. The combined SEM and energy‐dispersive X‐ray microanalysis (EDX) is the most definitive technique in testing for gunshot residue (GSR) particles, collected by the glue‐lift technique. In the analyses of other trace evidence, such as hair and fibers, in physical matching, and in nondestructive elemental analysis of physical evidence, the SEM/EDX is the most efficient of all microbeam technologies. From firearms, bullet wounds and human bones, to plants, pollen and fungi, the list of criminal evidence examined by SEM/EDX is endless. However, the SEM/EDX is not ideal for quantitative analysis of elements present as traces (<1% w/w). The SEM lacks the three‐dimensional sectioning abilities of scanning beam confocal microscopes. The imaging capabilities of the SEM surpass these limitations. The SEM is, therefore, a major tool in forensic research and investigation." @default.
• W2102272829 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2102272829 creator A5078944507 @default.
• W2102272829 date "2000-10-30" @default.
• W2102272829 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W2102272829 title "Scanning Electron Microscopy in Forensic Science" @default.
• W2102272829 cites W1043347855 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W1163059611 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W116904440 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W119482017 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W121009227 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W133220971 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W139568927 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W1418335142 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W152436256 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W1619591241 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W1653577331 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W168667568 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W179505170 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W1888464878 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W1929154804 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W1976283239 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W1980588800 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W198816387 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2000836607 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2005680348 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2009767693 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2019226401 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2025269774 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2026355331 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2031506718 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2044532308 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2045049964 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2045080443 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2049832401 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2055016898 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2056925906 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2058535636 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2063146146 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2064460843 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2067748501 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2069629883 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2078162725 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2078597430 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2079460144 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2088837771 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2108196905 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2111988042 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2119123135 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2124354852 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2126281776 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2279021391 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2299749004 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2321015527 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W2342324812 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W249508792 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W301624448 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W4229903031 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W608791537 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W612949197 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W647382808 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W7019079 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W771515453 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W7911579 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W796864263 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W848980495 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W865552782 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W883275193 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W903297921 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W92765501 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W955647381 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W969854058 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W975117031 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W980141407 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W981063988 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W984093851 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W988007937 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W995376335 @default.
• W2102272829 cites W998308875 @default.
• W2102272829 doi "https://doi.org/10.1002/9780470027318.a1122" @default.
• W2102272829 hasPublicationYear "2000" @default.
• W2102272829 type Work @default.
• W2102272829 sameAs 2102272829 @default.
• W2102272829 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W2102272829 countsByYear W21022728292021 @default.
• W2102272829 crossrefType "other" @default.
• W2102272829 hasAuthorship W2102272829A5078944507 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConcept C120665830 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConcept C192562407 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConcept C26771246 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConcept C2777152588 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConceptScore W2102272829C120665830 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConceptScore W2102272829C121332964 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConceptScore W2102272829C192562407 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConceptScore W2102272829C26771246 @default.
• W2102272829 hasConceptScore W2102272829C2777152588 @default.
• W2102272829 hasLocation W21022728291 @default.
• W2102272829 hasOpenAccess W2102272829 @default.
• W2102272829 hasPrimaryLocation W21022728291 @default.

• next