The invention relates to a method for displaying latent fingerprints based on
nanosecond laser preparation and
oxide film transfer. Belongs to the field of
latent fingerprint development. The method comprises the following steps that a transparent material is attached to
metal,
nanosecond laser penetrates through the transparent material and irradiates the surface of the
metal through multi-
line scanning, the
metal is subjected to
phase change, generated metal
oxide molten particles are attached to the surface of the transparent material, and a compact metal
oxide layer is formed. The oxide layer is arranged above the
latent fingerprint, and after
laser multi-
line scanning, the oxide film and the transparent material interface form a high-
voltage area. Through heat conduction, the oxide attached to the
latent fingerprint is heated to be subjected to
phase change, is driven by
high pressure to be transferred to the surface of the
fingerprint, is in contact with a latent
fingerprint sample at a relatively low temperature and then deposits to push the molten
mass to the surface of the latent
fingerprint, and the molten
mass deposits to form a film. But as
skin secretions are attached to the
ridge line, the deposition capacity of a molten
mass is weak, the
contrast ratio of the
skin secretions and the molten mass is enhanced, and fingerprints appear. The method has the advantages of simplicity in operation, no
pollution, low cost and the like. The method has potential application prospects in the criminal investigation field.