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Published by Pearson (January 4, 2019) © 2019

Alan Langford | John Dean | Rob Reed | Jonathan Weyers | David Holmes
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    ISBN-13: 9781292140506R365

    Practical Skills in Forensic Science ,3rd edition

    Published 2019

    Language: English

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    1. 1 Essentials of practical work
    2. 2 Health and safety
    3. 3 Making measurements and observations
    4. 4 SI units and their use
    5. 5 Scientific method and design of experiments
    6. 6 Working with liquids
    7. 7 Basic laboratory procedures
    8. 8 Principles of solution chemistry
    9. 9 pH and buffer solutions
    10. 10 Introduction to microscopy
    11. 11 Setting up and using microscopes
    12. 12 Sample preparation
    13. 13 DNA analysis – fundamental principles
    14. 14 Chromatography
    15. 15 Mass spectrometry
    16. 16 Basic spectroscopy
    17. 17 Atomic spectroscopy
    18. 18 X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy
    19. 19 Infrared and Raman spectroscopy
    20. 20 Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
    21. 21 Immunoassay
    22. 22 Electrophoresis
    23. 23 Personnel and recording the scene
    24. 24 Collecting evidence – basic principles
    25. 25 Digital evidence
    26. 26 Investigating fingerprints
    27. 27 Footwear marks and impressions
    28. 28 Investigating other marks
    29. 29 Document analysis
    30. 30 Analysis of biological fluids
    31. 31 DNA analysis – forensic applications
    32. 32 Analysis of hair
    33. 33 Analysis of skeletal remains
    34. 34 Forensic odontology
    35. 35 Forensic entomology
    36. 36 Forensic botany
    37. 37 Alcohol analysis
    38. 38 Forensic toxicology
    39. 39 Bulk drug analysis
    40. 40 Analysis of paint
    41. 41 Analysis of glass
    42. 42 Analysis of fibres
    43. 43 Firearms and ballistic evidence
    44. 44 Analysis of fires and explosions
    45. 45 Finding and citing published information
    46. 46 Using online resources
    47. 47 Evaluating information
    48. 48 Word processors, databases and other packages
    49. 49 Using Spreadsheets
    50. 50 Fundamental principles of quantitative chemical analysis
    51. 51 Calibration and quantitative analysis
    52. 52 Using graphs
    53. 53 Presenting data in tables
    54. 54 Hints for solving numerical problems
    55. 55 Descriptive statistics
    56. 56 Choosing and using statistical tests
    57. 57 Chemometrics and advanced statistics
    58. 58 General aspects of scientific writing
    59. 59 Giving a spoken presentation
    60. 60 Writing a forensic statement and presenting evidence in court
    61. 61 Reporting practical and project work
    62. 62 Writing essays, literature surveys and reviews
    63. 63 Organising a poster display
    64. 64 The importance of transferable skills
    65. 65 Managing your time
    66. 66 Working with others
    67. 67 Taking notes from lectures and texts
    68. 68 Learning and revising effectively
    69. 69 Assessments and exams
    70. 70 Preparing your curriculum vitae
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