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07-13-2007, 02:50 PM
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Card Bleaching - examples and what to look for
Posted By: ErlandStevens
A mass spectrometer (MS) is destructive although it requires almost no sample. The hassles of detecting vapors emitted by a card by MS would require a decent amount of effort. I'd say you'd be better off using Kevin's tips to spot bleaching and spending the $75k (or so depending on what you need) price of the MS on more cards. 
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