Sustainability of electrochemical sensors with reference forensic analysis
Abstract
Forensic chemistry is the application of analytical chemistry to forensic analysis, and it is currently one of the most debated topics in the scientific community because it can provide valuable and rapid information about crimes that have been committed and aid in their resolution. The literature in the field of forensic chemistry is rapidly expanding and covers a wide range of topics. This chapter focuses on potentially portable devices such as electrochemical sensors, field tests, and intelligent devices that can be used in various areas of forensic analysis and covers the following topics such as chemical detection, illicit drugs, alcohol sensing, explosives, toxicology and drugs.
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