'Luminol' presentation slideshows

Serology

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Blood as Evidence

Blood as Evidence. Blood Pattern Analysis. The use of physics and math to interpret bloodstain patterns within a forensic setting May show: Activity at scene Number of blows Position of victim and assailant Whether death was immediate or delayed Weapon characteristics. History.

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Group 5_ Luminol & DNA

BIOL

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LUMINOL & BLUESTAR

LUMINOL & BLUESTAR. By: Ayesha Khawar, Catherine Lopez, Rebecca Murphy, and Sadie Azizi. HISTORY. Luminol is a liquid solution that is sprayed to reveal traces of blood at crime scenes.

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Luminol and Blue Star

Luminol and Blue Star. Odalis Arellano, Ashanty Barrios, Ken Lin, and Giovanni Delgado. What Are They?. Blue Star and Luminol are chemicals used to detect trace amounts of blood left at a crime scene. They were designed to pick up the smallest amount of blood.

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Luminol and Blue Star

Luminol and Blue Star. Odalis Arellano, Ashanty Barrios, Ken Lin, and Giovanni Delgado. What Are They?. Blue Star and Luminol are chemicals used to detect trace amounts of blood left at a crime scene. They were designed to pick up the smallest amount of blood.

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Blood stain analysis

Blood stain analysis. Objective: to understand how blood stains can give forensic scientists information about a crime. blood. Blood is what moves oxygen around our body from the lungs to the organs that need oxygen and then back the lungs for more oxygen. blood.

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Analyzing Blood Evidence

Analyzing Blood Evidence. Biological Evidence Unit Notes #2. Visual observations: fresh or dried blood should look like blood. If blood has been cleaned up, traces may still be present Luminol will make blood visible under UV light Luminol can contaminate any blood still present

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Testing for Blood

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Blood Spatter

Blood Spatter. Mrs. L. Fox. Bloodstain Formation. Examining the pattern of the bloodstain can reveal The direction from which blood originated The angle at which a blood droplet struck a surface The location or position of a victim at the time a bloody wound was inflicted

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CSI Tools Top 7

CSI Tools Top 7. By: Odalis Hernandez. #7- Tweezers, Scissors and Pliers. These Items are used to pick up small pieces of evidence that could be damaged by using your hands. #6 -Disposable scalpels and blades .

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Daily CSI

Daily CSI. Set #5. Trivia Challenge. 8 th Grade Forensic Science. T. Trimpe 2006 http://sciencespot.net/. Questions. 1. What does the term "forensic" mean in Latin? A. Before the forum B. Beside the forum C. After the forum D. For the forum.

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