Defence Forensic

contributed by Markes International Ltd | 07/22/2016

A comprehensive guide to using thermal desorption for homeland security, military and forensic applications

The first section of this 29-page e-book from Markes International describes how thermal desorption (TD) can be applied to the detection of chemical agents in military applications, including on-line monitoring for rapid incident response, and off-line tube-based analysis of stockpiles. The second part of the guide focuses on the related area of forensics, including the analysis of volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds (VOCs and SVOCs) in shotgun propellant, fire debris and decomposing organic matter. Each example is clearly described on a single page, with helpful advice making this guide essential reading guide for any gas chromatographer in these two fields.

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