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1. Luftfeuchtigkeit als notwendige Bedingung für die daktyloskopische Spurensicherung mit Ninhydrin: ein praxisorientierter und kostengünstiger Lösungsansatz mit Kaliumcitrat.

Author

Schwarz, Lothar and Hermanowski, Mona-Lena

Subjects
HUMAN fingerprints, HUMIDITY, FOOD additives, RENEWABLE natural resources, TEMPERATURE, MOISTURE
Abstract

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Published
2010

2. [Humidity as a necessary condition for latent fingerprint detection with ninhydrin--a practice-oriented and inexpensive method using potassium citrate]

Author

Lothar, Schwarz and Mona-Lena, Hermanowski

Subjects
Cost Savings, Potassium Citrate, Temperature, Humans, Ninhydrin, Humidity, Dermatoglyphics, Sensitivity and Specificity
Abstract

Ninhydrin is a common reagent for latent fingerprint detection on porous surfaces, and water in the form of humidity is an essential factor in the developing process. Beside climatic chambers running on electricity, the required humidity can also be reached by using saturated salt solution. The influence of different climatic conditions on the developing process is shown by using test strips (as analytical standards). For the developing process, a saturated solution of tripotassium citrate at room temperature proved to be particularly suitable. Tripotassium citrate is a non-hazardous compound, which is also used as a food additive without quantitative limitation, is environmentally safe and produced from renewable resources. In a closed box, a saturated tripotassium citrate solution generates a relative humidity of about 64% in a temperature range of 15 to 35 degrees C.

Published
2010

5. [Comparative studies on normalization of heart action after induced heart arrest in 50 surgically treated patients with ventricular septum defect (Cardioplegia with potassium citrate or anoxia in different temperature ranges)]

Author

H, GILLMANN and H G, PULVER

Subjects
Heart Septal Defects, Ventricular, Heart Septal Defects, Temperature, Thoracic Surgery, Heart, Ventricular Septum, Heart Arrest, Electrocardiography, Potassium Citrate, Heart Arrest, Induced, Heart Septum, Potassium, Humans, Cardiac Surgical Procedures, Hypoxia
Published
1962

6. [Comparative studies on normalization of heart action after induced heart arrest in 50 surgically treated patients with ventricular septum defect (Cardioplegia with potassium citrate or anoxia in different temperature ranges)].

Author

GILLMANN H and PULVER HG

Subjects
Humans, Cardiac Surgical Procedures, Electrocardiography, Heart, Heart Arrest, Heart Arrest, Induced, Heart Septal Defects, Heart Septal Defects, Ventricular, Heart Septum abnormalities, Hypoxia, Potassium pharmacology, Potassium Citrate, Temperature, Thoracic Surgery, Ventricular Septum
Published
1962

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