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What is the primary use of HPLC in forensic examination?
What is the primary use of HPLC in forensic examination?
FTIR is primarily used for analyzing urine samples.
FTIR is primarily used for analyzing urine samples.
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What equipment is used for screening of abused urine samples?
What equipment is used for screening of abused urine samples?
EMIT
The ________ is used for the physical identification of various questioned specimens.
The ________ is used for the physical identification of various questioned specimens.
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Match the following equipment with their respective uses:
Match the following equipment with their respective uses:
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Study Notes
Equipment Used in Forensic Examination
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HPLC (High Powered Liquid Chromatography)
- Essential for determining both the identity and concentration of compounds.
- Capable of separating volatile and non-volatile components within samples.
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Ultra-violet Spectrophotometer
- Provides both qualitative and quantitative analysis of organic compounds.
- Utilizes UV light to assess absorbance and concentration levels.
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EMIT (Enzyme Multiple Immuno Assay Technique)
- Specializes in screening urine samples for drug abuse.
- Employs enzyme reactions to detect specific analytes in biological fluids.
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SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope)
- Facilitates the physical identification of questioned specimens.
- Offers high-resolution imaging by scanning samples with focused electron beams.
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FTIR (Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy)
- Used to identify pure organic substances by measuring their infrared absorption.
- Effective in providing molecular fingerprinting of compounds for forensic analysis.
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Description
Explore the various equipment utilized in forensic examinations, including HPLC, UV spectrophotometer, EMIT, and SEM. This quiz covers their specific applications and significance within forensic science. Test your knowledge on how each tool contributes to evidence analysis.
