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fingerprint spray is better than iodine because iodine can smudge the fingerprint but the fingerprint makes it clear.

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Why is fingerprint spray better than iodine?

Fingerprint spray is better than iodine because it is easier to use, quicker to develop prints, and provides clearer and more detailed results. Fingerprint spray also minimizes the risk of damaging evidence and is less toxic compared to iodine fuming.


What is a better technique than using Iodine to detect a fingerprint on a frame?

Charcoal dust is usually effective to detect fingerprints. If not you could try Fingerprint spray.


Is their a better technique used than the iodine method to show fingerprints?

it would be charcoal dust that works better than iodine


Is there a better technique than iodine to search for fingerprints?

It is simple


What is better than iodine to show up fingerprints?

Ninhydrin is another common chemical used to develop fingerprints on porous surfaces like paper. It reacts with amino acids found in sweat to produce a purple color, making fingerprints visible. Magnetic powder and fluorescent powders are also effective alternatives to iodine for developing fingerprints on different surfaces.


Is there a better method to finding fingerprints than iodine?

yes,yes there is


Is there a better technique to detect fingerprints other than iodine?

my head


Why do gold and copper conduct electricity better than carbon and iodine?

because they are metals


What is better than All Day Energy Green?

iodine plus 2


Why does solid iodine not stick to fingerprint when heated?

that is because of iodine is solid and when it heated it mulicules moves faster after that your finger prints will not be seen and even did not stick from:bloodboilz_15@yahoo.com pake add me


Can a person have more than 1 kind fingerprint?

No you have just one fingerprint.


How do forensic scientists find fingerprints using iodine?

Forensic scientists use iodine fuming to detect latent fingerprints by sublimating solid iodine crystals, which react with oils and fats on the skin. The iodine forms a visible brown color on the fingerprint ridges, making them easier to visualize and collect as evidence.