Document Analysis Class Kit
which provides an introduction to Forensic Chemistry.
Scenario: The school library's computers have been stolen. Left behind
was a ransom note demanding money.
Students can help to solve the crime using thin-layer
chromatography to separate the ink on the ransom note and the ink found in
markers tied to possible suspects. It may be possible to provide evidence as to
whether or not the ransom note could have been written with a particular
marker.
Kit contains enough material for 15 groups. Teacher's Manual and
Student Study Guide copy masters are included.
Kit includes:
3
felt tip markers
15
x 30ml chromatography solvent
15
silica gel chromatography sheets
Capillary
tubes
Teacher's
Manual
Student
Guide master copies
*
Please Note: The tests included with this kit are suitable for use in
schools. They are not suitable for diagnostic or commercial use*
Reasons
to Love
Great
for a Science Club activity
Learning
Outcomes
Demonstrates
Thin-Layer Chromatography.
Introduction
to Forensic Science & Crime Scene Analysis
Top
Tips
Could
be combined with our other kits to create a Crime Scenario
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