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Bomb residue study opens the door for stronger evidence in criminal cases

Scientists have for the first time provided insight into how bomb residue transfers to the hands of suspects, which could lead to stronger e

Scientists have for the first time provided insight into how bomb residue transfers to the hands of suspects, which could lead to stronger evidence in court. The study, which was led by a team from King's College London and published in the journal Science & Justice, investigated how explosive materials commonly found in pipe bombs and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) transferred to the palms and fingers of individuals who handled them.

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Designer Drugs

https://forensicfield.blog/designer-drugs/

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Reviewing the history of forensic chemistry today!

[stressedout-student]

"First of all I would like to make one thing perfectly clear: I never explain anything" - Mary Poppins / all of my lecturers ☂️

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literally posting from my chem class because its a joke oops already typed the lecture notes for this week and next week so im bored

[queenmilinha]

06.20 Had a group presentation today about Forensic Chemistry and we went really well! I was so nervous at the beginning but I managed to say all I prepared and didn’t have any problems. Yay!

20.06 Hoje apresentei um seminário em grupo sobre Química Forense e fomos muito bem! Eu estava morrendo de medo de errar ou travar por causa do nervosismo mas consegui me controlar e falar tudo o que eu precisava sem nenhum problema. Uhul!

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Beverages:

The term ‘Beverage’ is originated from a Latin word ‘bever’ which literally means ‘rest after work’. A beverage or drink is a type of liquid which is specially prepared for the consumption of humans. There are vast varieties of drinks which can be classified as non-alcoholic drinks,alcoholic drinks, vegetable or fruit juices, soft drinks, etc. In addition to fulfilling a basic need, beverages have become an intermingled part of the culture of human society.

Forensic Aspects of Beverages:

The study of drugs in drinks and foodstuff can be an important aspect in forensic cases. Generally beverages and food stuffs do not have any drug as their natural constituent except gamma-hydroxybutyric acid (GHB) which occurs naturally in wines and juices, especially which are produced by fermented red grapes. The presence of a drug in a drink can raise suspicion as to the nature of the case that may often needs forensic investigation. A drink can be spiked to fulfill a malicious intention ranging from abortion, miscarriage, sexual assault and even to attempted murder.

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Designer Drugs

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