Mr. Thompson, I was wondering where the video for the silver nitrate technique is located, you mention 8-4 in the science room. I can't seem to locate it, can you include a link?
Not sure why it doesn't work for you. I've used this method since mid 1970's and it worked then, and still does. I have learned that using a travel wrinkle steamer directly on the document a few inches away to be the easiest way.
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I have a test on this and on types of fingerprints tomorrow. This might just save my life and my electronic privileges. Thank you so much
Mr. Thompson, I was wondering where the video for the silver nitrate technique is located, you mention 8-4 in the science room. I can't seem to locate it, can you include a link?
A pretty late reply, but im pretty sure he is talking about this: makezine.com/laboratory-84-revealing-latent-fing/
i thought you could only leave prints on shiny things or things that arent porous?
are you going to show how to do this using cyanoacrylate?
do you need a fume hood for this?
I don’t know which decade you did this but it doesn’t work now like are you even still alive? Will you still see this ? SO MANY QUESTIONS!!!!
Not sure why it doesn't work for you. I've used this method since mid 1970's and it worked then, and still does. I have learned that using a travel wrinkle steamer directly on the document a few inches away to be the easiest way.
Like the video, but should have gloved up when preparing to iron.
Yes, he should have.
this is well bollox