Luminol is a common chemical used to detect blood that has been wiped from a surface. It reacts with the iron present in hemoglobin to produce a blue glow, making bloodstains visible even after they have been cleaned or wiped away.
Luminol is a chemical that can be used to detect blood even when it has been wiped clean. It reacts with the iron found in hemoglobin, producing a blue glow which indicates the presence of blood.
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No, black lightsd mainly detect body fluids, even if theve been wiped off or cleaned.
Probably not, sounds like menses...
It is contaminated from the alcohol swab.
The first drop of blood is wiped away because it is mainly just tissue.
yes
Xylene is a solvent that can dissolve oil and residues on the lens surface quickly. However, it evaporates rapidly, so it needs to be wiped off immediately to prevent it from damaging the lens surface due to prolonged exposure.
I have painted rapeseed oil on some surfaces painted with oil paint and cannot detect any change after it's wiped off.
He is bleeding perhaps from being constipated. If it continues have him see a doctor.
no.