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Aneval Inc was founded in 1996 to provide technical service to companies and individuals. Charles A. Steele, the founder and president is an industrial scientist with a broad range of expertise from analytical testing to product development. He has been a Laboratory Manager, a Quality Manager, a Formulator and a Researcher. He has authored and coauthored in a variety of fields.

Mr. Steele is a member of the following societies:

The Society of Cosmetic Chemists (SCC)
The Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE)
International Association for Identification (IAI)
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC)

 
Primary Publications


Fingerprint Detection Expansion to 530nm in tandem with Cyanoacrylate Processing

Submitted: 2011

 

Forced Condensation of Cyanoacrylate with Temperature Control of the Evidence Surface to Modify Polymer Formation and Improve Fingerprint Detection/Visualization

Submitted: 2011

 

Polymer Coloration In Fingerprinting Applications

2009 SPE RETEC, Nashville, TN

 

Nonmigratory Colorants For Polylactic Acid

2009 SPE RETEC, Savannah, GA

 

Compostable Colorants for Bio-Plastics

2008 SPE RETEC, Detroit MI

Use of Dyes in Nylon for Industrial Applications
2008 SPE RETEC, Detroit MI

Enhancing Contrast of Fingerprints on PlasticTape                                                          
Journal of Forensic Science, November 2003, Vol. 48, No. 6


Locational Variations as an Obstacle to Single Point Reference Light Fade Studies  
AATCC Review April 2003

Relative Light-Fastness of the Colors Formed From Oxidation Dye Intermediates 
Presented 2002 SCC Technical Showcase, New York, USA


An Evaluation of Security Marking And Tagging Systems For Polymers and Polymer Products
Presented 2002 SPE RETEC, Toronto, Canada


Testing of Hair Dye Products:                                                                                 
Presented 2000 James Robinson Agents Conference, Brampton, UK


Keystone Quality Hair Dyes Technical Guide and Formulary                                        
©1999, 2003 Keystone Aniline Corporation




 
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