利用傅立叶变换红外光谱技术快速检验静电复印纸

目的建立一种利用傅立叶变换红外光谱技术快速检验静电复印纸的新方法。方法采用傅立叶红外光谱仪对近似静电复印纸进行了快速检验,同时分析了新方法的技术特点。结果采用本文所述的方法可以对近似静电复印纸进行准确的快速检验。结论利用红外光谱技术检验纸张是一种较新颖的,快速、灵敏、准确的纸张检测技术,能对纸张的品牌种类,甚至批次进行鉴别,对大量样本鉴别和碎小纸片鉴别尤其适用。     

二维相关红外光谱技术鉴别普通办公胶水的应用研究

目的建立一种普通办公胶水的检验鉴定方法。方法采用红外光谱法（FTIR）并结合二维相关光谱分析技术,对不同厂家生产的常用普通办公胶水,以及同一厂家生产的不同批次的胶水进行鉴别分析。结果若胶水的组成成分不同,则一维红外谱图的差异较大,若胶水的组成成分相近,则一维红外谱图的差异就不显著,甚至难以区分,但是以时间为微扰项,进行一系列动态分析,即使用二维红外谱图进行分析,也可轻易的将其区别。结论该方法增加了一维红外光谱的分辨率,可将一维红外光谱不能区分的物质,进行动态分析,由变化过程的差异从而进行区分,拓展了红外光谱的分析能力。     

ATR技术鉴定二组分混纺纤维

利用红外衰减全反射光谱技术,检验腈-棉、毛-腈、棉-毛等常见二组分混纺纤维,可获得腈、棉、毛纤维的独立特征峰,其吸光度与纤维的含量之间,具有良好的线性关系.因此,根据ATR谱,不但可以准确鉴别混纺纤维的组成,而且可以准确测定纤维的混纺比.     

Micro-ATR无损检验纸张上印油

利用付立叶变换显微红外光谱法中的Micro-ATR技术无损测定了纸张上的10种红色印油,结果表明,纸张上印痕的微区衰减全反射谱图可以明显地识别其色料和溶剂的结构组成,实现有效区分不同牌号印油的目的.     

电阻测量法和光谱成像技术联用鉴别添改变造字迹

目的 黑色含碳笔形成的添改文件的检验一直是文件检验领域的难点和热点问题。对于原始字迹和添改字迹笔画均为黑色含碳色料书写的文件鉴定,通常借助光学仪器和显微设备进行形态学检验,易受外界环境和主体认知力的影响和限制。本文将通过笔画电阻测量法和光谱成像技术的联合应用,为鉴别黑色含碳笔添改字迹变造文件提供一种无损、便捷、有效的检验方法。方法 利用电阻测量仪和多波段光谱成像仪,选择同标准的测量点和基准点,分别对添改字迹与原始字迹笔画的电阻值和光谱数据进行测量、比较和分析。结果 实验结果显示不同黑色含碳笔书写的原始字迹和添改字迹笔画的电阻值和光谱数据存在差异,这种差异可以为鉴别添改字迹形成的变造文件提供依据。结论 电阻测量法和多光谱技术由于其无损、快速、准确等优点能够用于添改字迹的检验。两种技术并用的方法突破了含碳笔添加字迹鉴别中形态学检验的局限性,从定量的角度相互印证,使鉴定意见更为科学、可靠。     

激光共聚焦拉曼光谱技术在烟火药检验中的应用

目的建立微量烟火药的无损检验方法。方法利用激光共聚焦拉曼光谱技术对烟火药进行检验。结果烟火药的不同组分具有不同的拉曼特征散射峰。结论利用激光共聚焦拉曼光谱技术可以对烟火药中的不同组分进行检验,通过成像技术可得到不同组分的分布信息,该方法具有检验灵敏度高、无需样品制备、无损检材等优点。     

傅立叶变换红外光谱法检验口红的研究

目的建立一种灵敏、准确、无损的口红检验方法。方法利用傅立叶变换红外光谱仪,采用SmartPerformer采样器,对202个不同产地、不同品牌和同一品牌不同牌号的口红样品进行分析检验。结果依据红外光谱图中吸收峰的不同,可以将口红样品加以区分。结论该检验方法不破坏检材,重现性好,可用于鉴定案件现场中提取到的口红物证。     

红外光谱相似的汽车中涂漆的鉴别分析

目的 应用裂解气相色谱-质谱法结合聚类分析,鉴别9个红外光谱相似的汽车中涂漆样品.方法 从漆片中分离、提取出中涂漆样品,用裂解气相色谱-质谱检测并结合红外光谱检测,结果采用SPSS 19统计软件（美国IBM公司）对裂解数据进行聚类分析.结果 裂解气相色谱质谱的检测结果经聚类分析处理,9个中涂漆样品按其裂解图谱的差异可分为4类;而结合红外光谱的检验结果,最终可将5类中涂漆样品一一区分.结论 在汽车中涂漆的鉴别中,裂解气相色谱-质谱检测是对红外光谱检测的重要补充,能够有效地提高对中涂漆的鉴别能力.     

纤维的红外光谱鉴别方法研究

对124例纤维样品进行红外光谱分析，研究了各种不同类型纤维的红外光谱特征峰。建立了常用纤维红外光谱图谱库。利用红外光谱对常用纤维进行光谱分析，是一种简便、快速、准确的鉴别方法。     

基于单波长红外图像检验纸载体表面目标物 K粉的研究

目的 建立快速评估4种纸张载体表面是否存在K粉的无损检验方法.方法 采集纸载体表面可能附着K粉区域的红外图像,以K粉红外特征吸收峰获得对应的单波长红外图像,据图像分析区域内表征的各组分红外光谱和空间分布信息评估K粉的存在.结论 该检验方法所需样品量少,为无损检验,可快速评估纸载体表面是否存在K粉,为气质联用等检验方法提供定性检验目标.     

Discrimination of rubber-based pressure sensitive adhesives by size exclusion chromatography

In this report, three pairs of rubber-based pressure sensitive adhesives were analyzed by pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (Py-GC/MS), attenuated total reflectance Fourier transform infrared spectrometry (ATR/FT-IR) and size exclusion chromatography (SEC). The size exclusion chromatograph was equipped with a refractive index (RI) detector and an ultraviolet (UV) absorption detector set to measure at 254 nm. Both adhesives of each pair revealed indistinguishable pyrograms and IR spectra, however, the SEC chromatograms were able to provide further discrimination. The differences were observed in the range below the polystyrene equivalent molecular weight of 700 Da.     

A new infrared spectral library of controlled and noncontrolled drug standards using internal reflection spectroscopy

An infrared spectral library containing 455 controlled and noncontrolled solid drug standards was generated using internal reflection spectroscopy. All attenuated total reflection (ATR) spectra were obtained with small diamond internal reflection elements. ATR spectra will have minor variations from transmission spectra commonly found in commercial infrared libraries.     

Comparison of transmission and internal reflection infrared spectra of cocaine.

Comparing the infrared transmission spectrum of cocaine HCl to its attenuated total reflection (ATR) spectrum has raised questions about the use of ATR spectra for forensic drug analysis. Whenever infrared spectra are collected using different modes or sample preparation methods, small variations in peak intensity ratios or peak positions are possible. These variations in infrared spectra are small and do not interfere with qualitative analysis, but they can cause confusion when unrecognized as normal effects of the different spectroscopic techniques. Comparison of the absorption and ATR spectra of cocaine hydrochloride illustrates the type of differences that can be expected. These differences are explained by the fundamental differences in the collection techniques. For the best quantitative results, only spectra collected by the same technique should be compared.     

Single fiber analysis by internal reflection infrared microspectroscopy.

Attenuated total reflection (ATR) is a convenient mode for single fiber analysis by infrared microspectroscopy, particularly when transmission spectra are difficult to obtain or when surface preferenced sampling is desirable. Textile finishes such as spin finishes, anti-static finishes, and permanent press finishes are revealed by ATR techniques. Bicomponent fibers may be analyzed by a combination of ATR techniques, transmission techniques, and spectral subtraction.     

Source Determination of Red Gel Pen Inks using Raman Spectroscopy and Attenuated Total Reflectance Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy combined with Pearson's Product Moment Correlation Coefficients and Principal Component Analysis

The potential combination of two nondestructive techniques, that is, Raman spectroscopy (RS) and attenuated total reflectance–fourier transform infrared (ATR‐FTIR) spectroscopy with Pearson's product moment correlation (PPMC) coefficient (r) and principal component analysis (PCA) to determine the actual source of red gel pen ink used to write a simulated threatening note, was examined. Eighteen (18) red gel pens purchased from Japan and Malaysia from November to December 2014 where one of the pens was used to write a simulated threatening note were analyzed using RS and ATR‐FTIR spectroscopy, respectively. The spectra of all the red gel pen inks including the ink deposited on the simulated threatening note gathered from the RS and ATR‐FTIR analyses were subjected to PPMC coefficient (r) calculation and principal component analysis (PCA). The coefficients r = 0.9985 and r = 0.9912 for pairwise combination of RS and ATR‐FTIR spectra respectively and similarities in terms of PC1 and PC2 scores of one of the inks to the ink deposited on the simulated threatening note substantiated the feasibility of combining RS and ATR‐FTIR spectroscopy with PPMC coefficient (r) and PCA for successful source determination of red gel pen inks. The development of pigment spectral library had allowed the ink deposited on the threatening note to be identified as XSL Poppy Red (CI Pigment Red 112).     

Classification of black powder toners on the basis of integrated analytical information provided by Fourier transform infrared spectrometry and X-ray fluorescence spectrometry

Differentiating between black powder toners used in laser printers and copiers can be challenging for forensic examiners. One hundred and sixty-two samples from 82 different types of cartridges produced by 21 manufacturers that are currently available on the Polish market were studied using Fourier transform infrared spectrometry (FT-IR) and energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (XRF). The spectra obtained by these two methods were classified into 14 groups and 28 groups using FT-IR and XRF, respectively. These classifications served as a basis for the development of an analytical scheme for differentiating black powder toners. This scheme can be used with any two methods that supply different information about an examined sample. The research will show that if two samples are similar in polymer composition (e.g., FT-IR spectra), additional quantitative elemental composition from XRF analyses may provide more discrimination. It was possible to differentiate 82.5% pairs of examined samples using only FT-IR, 90.8% pairs of examined samples using only XRF, and 95.8% pairs of examined samples using these two methods. Obtained spectra and all the available information could be used to create/build a database. The results obtained confirm the multiplicity and compatibility of toners. Additionally, it was stated that not all the samples were original (OEM).     

A Novel Approach to the Examination of Soil Evidence: Mineral Identification Using Infrared Microprobe Analysis*

Abstract: Identification of minerals using the infrared microprobe with a diamond internal reflection objective is a rapid and reliable method for forensic soil examinations. Ninety‐six mineral varieties were analyzed, and 77 were differentiated by their attenuated total reflection (ATR) spectra. Mineral grains may be mounted in oil for conventional polarized light microscope characterization and their ATR spectrum obtained with little or no interference by the liquid. This infrared microprobe method can be used to identify silicates, phosphates, nitrates, carbonates, and other covalent minerals; however, ionic minerals, metal oxide and sulfide minerals, and minerals with refractive indexes greater than diamond do not produce identifiable spectra, but the lack of a spectrum or one with high absorbance values does provide useful information. This research demonstrates the overall utility that infrared microprobe analysis brings mineral identification in soil evidence.     

Rapid and non-destructive differentiation of Shahtoosh from Pashmina/Cashmere wool using ATR FT-IR spectroscopy

Shahtoosh, the most expensive and sought-after wool in the illegal wildlife trade is obtained from the underfur of a critically endangered species-the Tibetan Antelope (Pantholops hodgsonii). It is often adulterated or mixed with the wool of Pashmina goat (Capra aegagrus hircus) for making shawls, scarves and other woolen articles to maximize the profit. The comparable fineness, color and texture, makes it a challenging task in wildlife forensics to differentiate them. In this study, an attempt has been made to differentiate 50 reference unprocessed underfur hairs from five individuals of each species using ATR FT-IR spectroscopy in combination with chemometric tools such as PCA, and PLS-DA. Results of PCA model demonstrated slight overlap and thus failed to distinguish hairs of these two species. Subsequently, PLS-DA model was employed, and also validation tests (external and blind testing) were carried out to ensure the predictive ability of the model, which resulted in 100% accuracy. The results of PLS-DA model exhibited complete differentiation between Shahtoosh, Pashmina and Angora (Oryctolagus cuniculus domesticus) wool used for external validation study with highly significant predictive ability (R-square value 0.99). This proof-of-concept study illustrates the potential of ATR FT-IR spectroscopy to complement current forensic microscopic and DNA based technique to analyze hair evidence in wildlife investigations owing to its rapid and non-destructive nature with high degree of confidence, and its ease-of-use with minimal to no sample preparation.