The traces produced when a firearm is discharged can provide important information in
cases when questions regarding a possible association of the firearm with a person of …

Gunshot residues (GSR) are routinely exploited by forensic scientists in the investigation of
firearm‐related events. While many new techniques are daily reported in the literature for the …

The identification of firearms is of paramount importance for investigating crimes involving
firearms, as it establishes the link between a particular firearm and firearm-related elements …

The detection and interpretation of gunshot residues (GSR) plays an important role in the
investigation of firearm-related events. Commonly, the analysis focuses on inorganic …

Gunshot residues (GSR) are a potential form of forensic traces in firearm-related events. In
most forensic laboratories, GSR analyses focus on the detection and characterisation of the …

This study aimed at developing a LC–MS method to compare the efficiency of various
sampling materials for the collection and subsequent analysis of organic gunshot residues …

This work investigated the prevalence of organic and inorganic gunshot residue within two
main subpopulations, 1) non-shooters, including groups with low-and high-risk of potentially …

Organic gunshot residues, specifically methyl centralite (1, 3-dimethyl-1, 3-diphenylurea)
and ethyl centralite (1, 3-diethyl-1, 3-diphenylurea), are characteristic compounds for which …

The main goal of the present study was to determine the amounts and distribution of organic
gunshot residues (OGSR) on the shooter's upper body and clothing after discharging a …

Gunshot Residue (GSR) has been a subject of interest for the forensic fraternity. Numerous
analytical contributions towards the GSR analysis have been reported. Sensitivity …