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Cat. No. B-78500 Cat. No. B-79000 Cat. No. B-794000 Cat. No. B-794100
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Cat. No. B-794110 Prints developed with regular ninhydrin change color from purple to orange. With white light, prints show an apparent loss of contrast, but under blue-green light (about 480 nm) they show better contrast than before. This is especially valuable with papers that have blue-green printing on them, since the printing loses contrast under this kind of lighting. Page 2: DFO, plastic dipping-tray next page »» Page 3: 5-Methylthioninhydrin (5-MTN), 1,2-indandione (1,2-IND) Page 4: ThermaNin, a ninhydrin derivative for fingerprints on thermal paper |