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Trozzi |  |\n|  | Fingerprint Specialist (Forensic Examiner)\u003Cbr>Federal Bureau of Investigation |  |\n|  | Rebecca L. Schwartz |  |\n|  | Research Chemist |  |\n|  | Federal Bureau of Investigation |  |\n|  | Mitchell L. Hollars |  |\n|  | Fingerprint Specialist (Forensic Examiner)\u003Cbr>Federal Bureau of Investigation |  |\n|  | Edited by: |  |\n|  | Lallie D. Leighton\u003Cbr>Sally A. Schehl |  |\n|  | Yvette E. Trozzi |  |\n|  | Colleen Wade |  |\n|  | Questions concerning the Processing Guide for Developing Latent Prints may be directed to: |  |\n|  | Laboratory Division |  |\n|  | Latent Print Unit |  |\n|  | 2501 Investigation Parkway\u003Cbr>Quantico, Virginia 22153 |  |\n|  | (703) 632-8443 |  |\n|  | FAX (703) 632-7397 |  |\n|  | Processing Guide for Developing Latent Prints (2000) |  |\n|  |  |  |\n\n|  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |\n|  | Table of Contents\u003Cbr>Introduction .............................................................................................................................................. 1\u003Cbr>Safety ........................................................................................................................................................ 2\u003Cbr>Laboratory Chemicals and Equipment .................................................................................................. 2\u003Cbr>Weights, Measures, and Temperature .................................................................................................... 3\u003Cbr>Processing Procedures and Sequences ................................................................................................ 4\u003Cbr>Standard Processes\u003Cbr>Adhesive Surface Techniques Alternate Black Powder .................................................................................................. 10\u003Cbr>Ash Gray Powder ............................................................................................................ 11\u003Cbr>Gentian Violet ................................................................................................................. 12\u003Cbr>Sticky-Side Powder ......................................................................................................... 13\u003Cbr>Amido Black (Methanol Base) ..................................................................................................... 14\u003Cbr>Amido Black (Water Base—Fischer 98) .................................................................................... 16\u003Cbr>Cyanoacrylate Fuming (Microburst Method) ................................................................................ 18\u003Cbr>Cyanoacrylate Fluorescent Dye (RAM) ....................................................................................... 19\u003Cbr>DAB (Diaminobenzidine) .............................................................................................................. 21\u003Cbr>DFO (1,8-Diazafluoren-9-One) .................................................................................................... 24\u003Cbr>Fingerprint Powders .................................................................................................................... 26\u003Cbr>Iodine Fuming .............................................................................................................................. 28\u003Cbr>Iodine Spray Reagent .................................................................................................................. 29\u003Cbr>LCV (Leucocrystal Violet) ............................................................................................................ 31\u003Cbr>Ninhydrin (Petroleum Ether Base) ............................................................................................... 33\u003Cbr>Physical Developer (PD) ...............","cbCainlp6FkLU6dJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainlp6FkLU6dJ","pdf",263707,"English","# Introduction\n# Safety\n# Laboratory Chemicals and Equipment\n# Weights, Measures, and Temperature\n# Processing Procedures and Sequences\n# Standard Processes\n## Adhesive Surface Techniques\n## Alternate Black Powder\n## Ash Gray Powder\n## Gentian Violet\n## Sticky-Side Powder\n## Amido Black (Methanol Base)\n## Amido Black (Water Base—Fischer 98)\n## Cyanoacrylate Fuming (Microburst Method)\n## Cyanoacrylate Fluorescent Dye (RAM)\n## DAB (Diaminobenzidine)\n## DFO (1,8-Diazafluoren-9-One)\n## Fingerprint Powders\n## Iodine Fuming\n## Iodine Spray Reagent\n## LCV (Leucocrystal Violet)\n## Ninhydrin (Petroleum Ether Base)\n## Physical Developer (PD)\n## Silver Nitrate\n## Sudan Black\n## Vacuum Metal Deposition (VMD)\n# Optional Processes\n## Amido Black (Water Base)\n## Ardrox (Fluorescent Dye)\n## Coomassie Brilliant Blue\n## Crowle’s Double Stain\n## Liqui-Drox\n## MBD (Fluorescent Dye)\n## MRM 10 (Fluorescent Dye)\n## Ninhydrin (Acetone Base)\n## Rhodamine 6G (Fluorescent Dye)\n## Safranin O (Fluorescent Dye)\n## Thenoyl Europium Chelate (Fluorescent Dye)","[{\"question\":\"What does the guide cover before fingerprint development procedures?\",\"answer\":\"It covers safety, laboratory chemicals and equipment, and weights, measures, and temperature. 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