These complexes are particularly adaptable to time- resolved luminescence imaging. They can be used for fingerprint staining on smooth surfaces because they are readily prepared in solution, and for fingerprint development on porous surfaces, including paper. This latter procedure is similar to ninhydrin/zinc chloride treatment, except that nitrate or acetate often replace the chloride in rare earth cases, depending on the type of paper used. 5 tables, 7 figures, and 19 references
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