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The use of portable XRF as a forensic geoscience non-destructive trace evidence tool for environmental and criminal investigations

  • J. K. Pringle
  • , A. J. Jeffery
  • , A. Ruffell
  • , I. G. Stimpson
  • , D. Pirrie
  • , E. Bergslien
  • , C. Madden
  • , I. Oliver
  • , K. D. Wisniewski
  • , J. P. Cassella
  • , N. Lamont
  • , S. Gormley
  • , J. Partridge
    • Keele University
    • Queen's University Belfast
    • University of South Wales
    • Earth Sciences and Science Education
    • Staffordshire University

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