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Dictionary » L » Luminol LuminolLuminol compound used as a bystander substrate in assaying the metabolic activation of leucocytes by chemiluminescence. When oxidized by the myeloperoxidase/hydrogen peroxide system, it emits light. ![]()
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Results from our forumBlood (Research project forensic science, just to make sure)... blood by using animal blood. However, that does not prove your point, from the point of view of the scientific method, if you want to prove that luminol can be used to detect blood.
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Blood (Research project forensic science, just to make sure)... from a highschooler but I don't trust most internet resources so I thought I'd ask.. For a project I need blood to have a reaction with blood (Luminol to prove the existence of removed blood), my project focusses on human blood and luminol reacts with the Fe 2+/3+ ions in the hemoglobin. To ...
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