Contactless Detection of Contaminants by UV-VIS Luminescence Spectroscopy

Petr Drašnar; Michal Zoubek; Petr Chábera; Jiří Havel; Petr Hlavín

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.952.323

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Contactless Detection of Contaminants by UV-VIS Luminescence Spectroscopy

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Some modern methods of surface contamination detection use the principle of luminescence for their function. This thesis aims at introducing the principle of the method that is available for the measurement of surface contamination, thesis deals with an innovative surface-detection device using UV-VIS luminescence spectroscopy. In the work is presented the industrial use of the detection of oil contaminants. Another specialized topic is the field of forensic practice - dactyloscopy, where the possible use of the principle of UV-VIS luminescence spectroscopy, the Recognoil device as a possible and effective method of ensuring dactyloscopic traces is proved.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 952)

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323-329

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Petr Drašnar*, Michal Zoubek, Petr Chábera, Jiří Havel, Petr Hlavín

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Dactyloscopy, Fingerprints, Fluorescence, Oil Detection, Recognoil, Surface Contamination, UV-VIS

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