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Forensic Applications of Isotope Ratio Mass Spectroscopy

In this executive summary learn how to use isotope-ratio MS to determine the isotopic profile or “signature” of a material, and to hear about how this technique can be used in forensic investigations to measure a variety of materials, including drugs, explosives, currency, food, beverages, animal tissues like ivory, and human remains.

 

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