Forensic Science Branches and Forensic Chemist's Work

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What is the definition of evidence according to the text?

A proof of an allegation

Which kind of evidence is based on inferences from proved facts?

Indirect evidence

What is the significance of physical evidence according to the text?

To provide basic investigation leads and clues

Which form of evidence refers to that which is addressed to the senses of the court?

Real or Autoptic evidence

Which type of evidence involves an expert or medical witness performing experiments to prove a certain fact?

Experimental evidence

Which written document is considered as documentary evidence according to the text?

A medical certificate

What is the main focus of forensic chemistry?

Applying chemical principles to solve justice problems

Which of the following is NOT a branch of forensic chemistry mentioned in the text?

Ballistics

What is the purpose of sealing the remaining portion of the specimen in forensic chemistry?

To prevent contamination

What is the role of polygraphy in forensic science?

Conducting lie detector tests

Which step is NOT involved in the actual examination of a specimen in forensic chemistry?

Conducting DNA analysis

How is evidence defined in a judicial proceeding?

A lawful means to establish facts regarding an issue

Learn about the different branches of forensic science including forensic chemistry, forensic medicine, and others. Understand the work of a forensic chemist which involves the collection and examination of specimens. Explore various techniques and processes used in forensic investigations.

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