Description

Properly identified, preserved, and evaluated forensic impressions can lead a crime scene investigator to class evidence that is crucial to a case. Footprints, shoe prints, tire tracks, and other impressions in soft materials are investigated as students become the detectives and learn to properly collect, record, photograph, and avoid destroying crime scene evidence. They cast six types of impressions using paint, carbon powder, plaster, and clay.

Features

Includes six separate experiments
Allow 90 minutes for experimentation, plus two 30 minutes drying times
Materials provided for 24 students working in groups of two or four depending upon the activity

Includes:

Instructor's Manual
Students Manual
Modeling Clay
Plaster of Paris
Soil
Spray Bottles
Large Aluminum Pans
Petri Dishes
Carbon Powder
Black Paint
Paint Brushes
Calligraphy Paper
Rope Samples
Tooth Brushes
Foam Brush
Sifting Screen
Plastic Spoons
Magnifying Glasses
Tongue Depressors
Ink
Cups
Tire Impressions Pictures

Kemtec Forensic Impressions Kit

$572.03 CAD

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