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Chemical profiling of erasable and non-erasable black gel pen inks using atr-ftir spectroscopy and chemometrics techniques
Ink analysis is a key component of forensic document examination, aiding forensic document experts in detecting physical or chemical alterations, fabrication, or tampering of documents, particularly in cases involving forgery, authentication, or other offenses related to written and printed evidence
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