Forensic Science Lab Experiment Manual/Workbook
Most of the exercises in this workbook can be conducted with materials that are either readily available in chemistry and biology departments or can be purchased without significant expenditure. The experiments cover all the typical trace evidence tests including body fluid, soil, glass, fiber, ink and hair. Forensic Science Lab Experiment Manual/Workbook also includes experiments for impression evidence, (such as fingerprints, shoes, and firearms) as well as the use of photography and basic microscopy.
Written by Thomas Kubic and Nicholas Petraco
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Most of the exercises in this workbook can be conducted with materials that are either readily available in chemistry and biology departments or can be purchased without significant expenditure. The experiments cover all the typical trace evidence tests including body fluid, soil, glass, fiber, ink and hair. Forensic Science Lab Experiment Manual/Workbook also includes experiments for impression evidence, (such as fingerprints, shoes, and firearms) as well as the use of photography and basic microscopy.
Written by Thomas Kubic and Nicholas Petraco
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