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<BKRM><ANSSET><TTL>Answers to Odd-Numbered Review Questions</TTL>

<H1>Chapter 1</H1>

<ANS NUM="1"><P><INST>1.              </INST>forensic science</P></ANS>              <ANS NUM="17"><P><INST>17.              </INST>trace evidence</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="3"><P><INST>3.              </INST>Alphonse Bertillon</P></ANS>              <ANS NUM="19"><P><INST>19.              </INST>Firearms</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="5"><P><INST>5.              </INST>Leone Lattes</P></ANS>              <ANS NUM="21"><P><INST>21.              </INST>crime-scene investigation</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="7"><P><INST>7.              </INST>Albert Osborn</P></ANS>              <ANS NUM="23"><P><ITAL><INST>23.              </INST>‑Daubert</ITAL> v<ITAL>. Merrell Dow

<ANS NUM="9"><P><INST>9.              </INST>Edmond Locard</P></ANS>              Pharmaceuticals, Inc.</ITAL></P></ANS>

<INST>11.              </INST>Los Angeles              <ANS NUM="25"><P><ITAL><INST>25.              </INST>Coppolino </ITAL>v.<ITAL> State</ITAL></P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="11"><P><INST>13.              </INST>regional</P></ANS>              <ANS NUM="27"><P><INST>27.              </INST>True</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="13"><P><INST></INST><ANS NUM="15"><P><INST>15.              </INST>The Federal Bureau of </P></ANS>              <ANS NUM="29"><P><INST>29.              </INST>training</P></ANS>

Investigation; the Drug              <ANS NUM="31"><P><INST>31.              </INST>True</P></ANS>

Enforcement Administration; the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; the U.S. Postal Service</P></ANS>

<H1>Chapter 2</H1>

<ANS NUM="1"><P><INST>1.              </INST>physical evidence              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="13"><P><INST>13.              </INST>separate</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="3"><P><INST>3.              </INST>False              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="15"><P><INST>15.              </INST>is not</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="15"><P><INST>5.</INST>              photography; sketching;</P></ANS>              <ANS NUM="17"><P><INST>17.</INST>              False

</P><P>notes</P></ANS>              <ANS NUM="19"><P><INST>19.</INST>              standard/reference</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="7"><P><INST>7.</INST>              close-ups</P></ANS>              <ANS NUM="21"><P><INST>21.</INST>              arson or fire</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="9"><P><INST>9.</INST>              systematic</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="11"><P><INST>11.</INST>              clothing; fingernail scrapings; head and pubic hairs; blood; vaginal, anal, and oral swabs; bullets; hand swabs</P></ANS>

<H1>Chapter 3</H1>

<ANS NUM="1"><P><INST>1.              </INST>identification              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="9"><P><INST>9.              </INST>weight</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="3"><P><INST>3.              </INST>comparative              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="11"><P><INST>11.              </INST>False</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="5"><P><INST>5.              </INST>individual              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="13"><P><INST>13.              </INST>False</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="7"><P><INST>7.              </INST>True              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="15"><P><INST>15.              </INST>False</P></ANS>

<H1>Chapter 4</H1>

<ANS NUM="1"><P><INST>1.              </INST>physical              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="11"><P><INST>21.              </INST>True</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="3"><P><INST>3.              </INST>metric              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="13"><P><INST>23.              </INST>birefringence</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="5"><P><INST>5.              </INST>1/100              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="15"><P><INST>25.              </INST>glass</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="7"><P><INST>7.              </INST>200              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="17"><P><INST>27.              </INST>density; refractive index</P></ANS><ANS NUM="37"><P></P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="9"><P><INST>9.              </INST>True              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="19"><P><INST>29.              </INST>Becke line</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="21"><P><INST>11.              </INST>True              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="31"><P><INST>31.              </INST>radial</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="23"><P><INST>13.              180</INST>              33.              False</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="25"><P><INST>15.              </INST>mass              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="35"><P><INST>35.              </INST>will</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="27"><P><INST>17.              density</INST>              <INST>37.              </INST>minerals</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="29"><P><INST>19.              refraction              </INST></P></ANS><ANS NUM="39"><P><INST>39.              </INST>True</P></ANS>

<H1>Chapter 5</H1>

<ANS NUM="1"><P><INST>1.              </INST>matter              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="25"><P><INST>25.              </INST>thin-layer chromatography</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="3"><P><INST>3.              </INST>118              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="27"><P><ITAL><INST>27.              </INST>R</ITAL><SUB><ITAL>f</ITAL></SUB></P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="5"><P><INST>5.              </INST>atom              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="29"><P><INST>29.              </INST>electrophoresis</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="7"><P><INST>7.              </INST>molecule              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="31"><P><INST>31.              </INST>wavelength</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="9"><P><INST>9.              </INST>has no              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="33"><P><INST>33.              </INST>electromagnetic</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="11"><P><INST>11.              </INST>less              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="35"><P><INST>35.              </INST>laser</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="13"><P><INST>13.              </INST>organic              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="37"><P><INST>37.              </INST>True</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="15"><P><INST>15.              </INST>qualitative; quantitative              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="39"><P><INST>39.              </INST>can</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="17"><P><INST>17.              </INST>chromatography              </P></ANS><ANS NUM="41"><P><INST>41.              </INST>spectrophotometer</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM="19"><P><INST>19.              ...