What is infrared luminescence? Describe how it can be used to detect alterations or erasures in a document.
What will be an ideal response?
Infrared luminescence is the emission of infrared light by an object that is exposed to blue-green light. An alteration made to a document with ink differing from the original can sometimes be detected by illuminating the document with blue-green light and using infrared-sensitive film to record infrared light emitted by the different ink. Infrared luminescence can also reveal writing that has been erased because invisible residues of the original ink remain embedded in the paper even after erasure.
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