A textile fibre survey as an aid to the interpretation of fibre evidence in the Sydney region
作者： S Cantrell , C Roux , P Maynard , J Robertson
DOI: 10.1016/S0379-0738(01)00520-5
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摘要: Frequency figures of the fibre population on textile cinema seats were measured in Sydney, Australia, winter. Sixteen analysed from a very popular complex, with 3025 fibres classified according to colour, generic class and fluorescence properties (100 grey-black cotton only). The recovered mostly natural (84%) most common type (70%). On contrary, man made relatively rare (15%) rayon constituting majority these (51%). colour/generic combinations (33%) blue (30%) accounting for 63% total population. All other frequencies below 5%, 1% using only two colour class. Fluorescence found be discriminating as far concerned. These features are considered discussed particular, emphasise significance evidence contact.
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