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7 October 2014Distinguishing of different kinds of gunpowder using various methods based on terahertz radiation
This article provides information about using terahertz radiation based methods such as time-domain spectroscopy, ATR
spectroscopy and terahertz reflection imaging for distinguishing of different kinds of gunpowder. The findings in this
article prove that gunpowder does not have any sharp peaks in terahertz region of electromagnetic spectrum up to
2.5 THz, but also prove that distinguishing of different kinds of gunpowder is possible using different methods based on
terahertz radiation. All presented results are connected to absorbance of gunpowder and other measured materials,
because comparison of absorbance analysis is essential for distinguishing of gunpowder samples.
Tomáš Gavenda andVojtěch Křesálek
"Distinguishing of different kinds of gunpowder using various methods based on terahertz radiation", Proc. SPIE 9252, Millimetre Wave and Terahertz Sensors and Technology VII, 92520A (7 October 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2067250
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Tomáš Gavenda, Vojtěch Křesálek, "Distinguishing of different kinds of gunpowder using various methods based on terahertz radiation," Proc. SPIE 9252, Millimetre Wave and Terahertz Sensors and Technology VII, 92520A (7 October 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2067250