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Forensic Science
Wave Formula (c = )
Wave formula in words speed equals
wavelength times frequency
So the speed of a wave is a product of
frequency and wavelength
Symbols
c = speed of the type of wave (can be
the speed of light)
= wavelength (meters)
v = frequency (Hz)
Amplitude*
Amplitude*
Increasing Frequency
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Semen
under UV
light
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Light Properties
Emission
Absorption
Transmission
Reflection
Refraction
Dispersion
Intensity
Diffraction
Interference
Polarization
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Magnification Purposes
Macro-View
(magnifiers and
stereomicroscopes)
Micro-View (compound
microscope)
Microscopic Refractive
Index
Micro Colorimetry
Chromaticity Diagram
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Methanol RI = 1.33
Glycerin RI = 1.47
Clove Oil RI = 1.54
Pyrex Glass RI = 1.47 (would disappear in glycerin)
Lead Glass RI = 1.56 (would disappear in clove oil)
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Spectroscopy
Scanning electron microscopes
Fluoresce of IR or UV radiation
Luminol (to record the
chemicaluminescence of a reaction with
bloodCopyright
evidence)
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Examples
Flashlight
Ultraviolet or black light
Light sources with all wavelengths
Colored goggles or filters
Many types of digital photography
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Observation of Evidence
with Light once evidence
has been located and
collected, light is used to
observe it
Examples
Magnifying glass
Microscopes (stereomicroscopes,
polarizing microscopes, etc.)
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Resources
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