test 1
問題一覧
1
is a discipline that applies scientific analysis to the justice system
2
help prove the events of a crime
3
perform scientific analysis, report results, must be neutral in interpretation of results, cannot choose side in court
4
Sir Francis Galton
5
1892
6
Sir Edward Henry
7
1896
8
Henry Goddard
9
1835
10
Calvin Goddard
11
1920
12
to prove what bullet came from which shell casing
13
aerospace corporation
14
scanning electron microscopes
15
1970
16
James Marsh
17
1836
18
Karl Landsteiner
19
1930
20
mid 1900s
21
washing away wrongs
22
Sung T’zu
23
13th century
24
Francesco Redi
25
17th century
26
3 jars, one sealed, one unsealed, one with gauze
27
France
28
Edmond Locard
29
1910
30
August Vollmer
31
1924
32
1932
33
gives an indication of substance, can not identify it
34
excluding
35
no
36
more specific, can determine a substance
37
analyzes substances reaction to UV and infrared light
38
a reagent is applied to the substance, it will form a crystal pattern, which is seen under polarized light
39
the substance gets injected into gas chromatograph then into mass spectrometer, electron beam hits is and it breaks apart.
40
paint chips found on body of hit and run victim
41
seeing how various components absorb infrared light in types of paint
42
various chemicals are applied to a paint sample to look for reactions
43
distinguishes paints of same color and their different chemical composition
44
establishes accelerant
45
heats sample, residue separates it and vaporizes into headspace
46
GC
47
heats sample, residue collects on carbon strip
48
GC/MS
49
bubbles liquid nitrogen through sample, captures residue on trap
50
CG
51
pattern of loops, arches, whorls on individual finger
52
can be seen, on card it creates impression
53
cant be seen, sweat/oil fingerprints which have to be dusted then lifted to be analyzed
54
an argument
55
distinguish evidence from coincidence, allow certainty and probability, take account of alternative results, make specific details out of general impressions
56
perform scientific analyses and report results
57
Hans Gross
58
analysis of physical evidence found at crime scene
59
micro and macroscopic
60
sketches allow for more accuracy
61
knowledge generated through the use of scientific method
62
testability
63
excluding
64
Kastle Meyer Test
65
pink when blood
66
luminal
67
blood
68
knowledge obtained by observing, in order to discover facts, formulate laws, that can be tested or verified
69
8
70
question, research, hypothesis, test, data, results, conclusions, communicate
71
a statement
72
a controlled experiment
73
nothing is changed
74
changed, has the variable for the experiment
75
something that can change naturally or on purpose
76
factor scientist changed
77
no
78
no
79
result of what the scientist changed
80
yes
81
quantitative or qualitative observation
82
same in both groups
83
qualitative or quantitative observation
84
law is how things work, theory is why things work
85
theory
86
a lab who uses the scientific method
Chp 9
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juvenile justice review
29問 • 1年前問題一覧
1
is a discipline that applies scientific analysis to the justice system
2
help prove the events of a crime
3
perform scientific analysis, report results, must be neutral in interpretation of results, cannot choose side in court
4
Sir Francis Galton
5
1892
6
Sir Edward Henry
7
1896
8
Henry Goddard
9
1835
10
Calvin Goddard
11
1920
12
to prove what bullet came from which shell casing
13
aerospace corporation
14
scanning electron microscopes
15
1970
16
James Marsh
17
1836
18
Karl Landsteiner
19
1930
20
mid 1900s
21
washing away wrongs
22
Sung T’zu
23
13th century
24
Francesco Redi
25
17th century
26
3 jars, one sealed, one unsealed, one with gauze
27
France
28
Edmond Locard
29
1910
30
August Vollmer
31
1924
32
1932
33
gives an indication of substance, can not identify it
34
excluding
35
no
36
more specific, can determine a substance
37
analyzes substances reaction to UV and infrared light
38
a reagent is applied to the substance, it will form a crystal pattern, which is seen under polarized light
39
the substance gets injected into gas chromatograph then into mass spectrometer, electron beam hits is and it breaks apart.
40
paint chips found on body of hit and run victim
41
seeing how various components absorb infrared light in types of paint
42
various chemicals are applied to a paint sample to look for reactions
43
distinguishes paints of same color and their different chemical composition
44
establishes accelerant
45
heats sample, residue separates it and vaporizes into headspace
46
GC
47
heats sample, residue collects on carbon strip
48
GC/MS
49
bubbles liquid nitrogen through sample, captures residue on trap
50
CG
51
pattern of loops, arches, whorls on individual finger
52
can be seen, on card it creates impression
53
cant be seen, sweat/oil fingerprints which have to be dusted then lifted to be analyzed
54
an argument
55
distinguish evidence from coincidence, allow certainty and probability, take account of alternative results, make specific details out of general impressions
56
perform scientific analyses and report results
57
Hans Gross
58
analysis of physical evidence found at crime scene
59
micro and macroscopic
60
sketches allow for more accuracy
61
knowledge generated through the use of scientific method
62
testability
63
excluding
64
Kastle Meyer Test
65
pink when blood
66
luminal
67
blood
68
knowledge obtained by observing, in order to discover facts, formulate laws, that can be tested or verified
69
8
70
question, research, hypothesis, test, data, results, conclusions, communicate
71
a statement
72
a controlled experiment
73
nothing is changed
74
changed, has the variable for the experiment
75
something that can change naturally or on purpose
76
factor scientist changed
77
no
78
no
79
result of what the scientist changed
80
yes
81
quantitative or qualitative observation
82
same in both groups
83
qualitative or quantitative observation
84
law is how things work, theory is why things work
85
theory
86
a lab who uses the scientific method