Physical Evidence

Jan 08, 2025

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Explore types of analysis - Comparison, Visual, Microscopic, Chemical - used in examining evidences. Learn how each method contributes to investigations effectively.

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Physical Evidence

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Physical Evidence bsapp.com
Types of Analysis • Comparison • Visual • Microscopic • Chemical bsapp.com
bsapp.com Comparison Most types of evidence require a control with which to be compared
Visual Analysis Evidence utilized through unaided observation bsapp.com
Microscopic Analysis Evidence observed with the use of some type of microscope bsapp.com
Chemical Analysis Evidence subjected to any type of chemical procedure bsapp.com

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