Use of lycode powders for the examination of documents partially written with erasable ball point pen inks |
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Authors: | Jacques A Tappolet |
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Institution: | Institut de police scientifique et de criminologie, Université, Place du Château 3, CH-1005 Lausanne Switzerland |
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Abstract: | It was discovered by change that lycode powders adhere to erasable ball point pen ink strokes. A study of this phenomenon was carried out to determine what type of inks reacts physically with lycode powders. A further evaluation was made to learn if this effect continued after the erasable ink became indelible. It was also found that obliterated erasable ball point pen ink can be read by applying lycode powders and that the powders react in a similar way with typewriting from a conventional inked typewriter ribbon. Treatment in this case is completely non-destructive since the lycode powder can be wiped off the paper surface. |
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Keywords: | Document Erasable ball point pen ink Conventional typewriter inked ribbons Lycode powder Non-destructive method |
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