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Observational Motivation and Brief History,ifies there is some confusion over the concept. Attention then turns to historical perspectives and identifies that acid attacks or ‘vitriol throwing’ have featured regularly in news reports and literature for the best part of 200 years. We then move on to understand the development of acid attacks

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Macroscopic Transport Processessubstance crime and why corrosives are used as a weapon. First, an overview of material relating to the harms, global patterns and motivations for acid attacks is offered. We identify that, although the previous research identifies the motivations for crime that uses corrosives (or what the desired

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00929-9cus and a lack of data relating to perpetrators. In this chapter, we present findings from an analysis of over 1,000 crimes where corrosives were used across eight UK police areas. Possibly the largest and most comprehensive dataset on acid attacks yet developed, this resource enables us to identify

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Springer Series in Chemical Physicsategies to prevent acid violence. In this chapter, we identify possible solutions to prevent acid violence and the potential challenges. We begin by outlining a theory of corrosive substance carrying and throwing, developed from the analysis conducted in the preceding chapters, which identifies the

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