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Nano barcodes can trace bombs even after they’ve exploded

09
Jun
2014

You may not pay much notice to product trackers like barcodes and RFID tags, but theyre absolutely vital in some fields; they cut back on bootlegging and help police determine the origins of bombs. Worcester Polytechnic Institute may have just delivered a major breakthrough, then, by developing nanoparticle barcodes. The minuscule tracers identify an object by producing a unique thermal signature (those colored lines you see in the photo) when they reach their melting point.

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