摘要
Powder dusting method is the most practically useful approach for latent fingerprint development in the crime scene. Herein, a general powder dusting method has been explored for latent fingerprint development based on aggregation-induced emission luminogens(AIEgens). A series of tetraphenylethene(TPE) derivatives with multiple diphenylamine(DPA), namely, TPE-DPA,TPE-2 DPA and TPE-4 DPA, were selected as candidates to dope with magnetic powders and applied for latent fingerprint development. After screening, the magnetic powder 3 doped with TPE-4 DPA proves to be the best, in terms of fluorescent intensity, resolution and adhesiveness. Afterwards, the magnetic powder 3 was applied for visualization of latent fingerprint on various smooth and porous substrates, including glass, stainless steel, leaf, ceram, plastic bag, lime wall, wood and paper money.Specific details, such as island, core, termination and bifurcation, can be clearly observed for the fluorescent fingerprint images.
Powder dusting method is the most practically useful approach for latent fingerprint development in the crime scene. Herein, a general powder dusting method has been explored for latent fingerprint development based on aggregation-induced emission luminogens（AIEgens）. A series of tetraphenylethene（TPE） derivatives with multiple diphenylamine（DPA）, namely, TPE-DPA,TPE-2 DPA and TPE-4 DPA, were selected as candidates to dope with magnetic powders and applied for latent fingerprint development. After screening, the magnetic powder 3 doped with TPE-4 DPA proves to be the best, in terms of fluorescent intensity, resolution and adhesiveness. Afterwards, the magnetic powder 3 was applied for visualization of latent fingerprint on various smooth and porous substrates, including glass, stainless steel, leaf, ceram, plastic bag, lime wall, wood and paper money.Specific details, such as island, core, termination and bifurcation, can be clearly observed for the fluorescent fingerprint images.
基金
supported by the Opening Project Fund of Shanghai Key Laboratory of Criminal Scene Evidence (201123417049)
the Academician Foundation of the Ministry of Public Security of China (2011-23214203, 23215243, 23317015)
Program for Young Innovative Research Team in China University of Political Science and Law (18CXTD09, 16CXTD05)
the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21788102)
the Research Grants Council of Hong Kong (16308116, C2014-15G, A-HKUST605/16, C6009-17G)
the Nissan Chemical Industries Ltd., the AIEgen Biotech Co. Ltd., the Innovation and Technology Commission (ITC-CNERC14SC01)
the Science and Technology Plan of Shenzhen (JCY20160229205601482)
