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Journal of Forensic Sciences|April 1, 1973

Determination of lead and copper in hair by non-flame atomic absorption spectrophotometryG D Renshaw, C A Pounds, E F Pearson

Journal - Forensic Science Society|July 1, 1979

Arsenic in fingernailsC A Pounds, E F Pearson, T D Turner

Journal of Forensic Sciences|July 1, 1971

Glass and paint fragments found in men's outer clothing--report of a surveyE F Pearson, R W May, M D Dabbs

Nature|July 21, 1972

Variation in lead concentration along single hairs as measured by non-flame atomic absorption spectrophotometryG D Renshaw, C A Pounds, E F Pearson

Journal - Forensic Science Society|October 1, 1973

The use of spark source mass spectrometry for the analysis of glass fragments encountered in forensic applications. 2M D Dabbs, B German, E F Pearson, et al.

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Journal of Forensic Sciences|April 1, 1973

Determination of lead and copper in hair by non-flame atomic absorption spectrophotometryG D Renshaw, C A Pounds, E F Pearson

Journal - Forensic Science Society|July 1, 1979

Arsenic in fingernailsC A Pounds, E F Pearson, T D Turner

Journal of Forensic Sciences|July 1, 1971

Glass and paint fragments found in men's outer clothing--report of a surveyE F Pearson, R W May, M D Dabbs

Nature|July 21, 1972

Variation in lead concentration along single hairs as measured by non-flame atomic absorption spectrophotometryG D Renshaw, C A Pounds, E F Pearson

Journal - Forensic Science Society|October 1, 1973

The use of spark source mass spectrometry for the analysis of glass fragments encountered in forensic applications. 2M D Dabbs, B German, E F Pearson, et al.

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