Forensics and Chemistry

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Across
  1. 7. [8] tool marks created from two objects rubbing against each other
  2. 8. [4] ___alkane, a hydrocarbon containing a group 7 element
  3. 11. [12] Evidence not accepted as valid in court
  4. 14. [9] solution used for visualising fingerprints that turns pink/purple
  5. 15. [6] functional group with the formula C-CO-C and ending in -one
  6. 16. [6] the term for two molecules with the same formula but different structures and properties
  7. 17. [5] a type of isomer caused by the rotation of hydrocarbon bonds in a molecule
  8. 19. [3] the alternative name for Z isomer molecules
  9. 21. [7] Free from bacteria and other living microorganisms
  10. 22. [7] an atom with a single unpaired electron
  11. 24. [7] an object collected for forensic analysis
  12. 25. [4] a small particle made up of protons, electrons, and neutrons
  13. 26. [6] a piece of PPE worn to protect items when touching them
  14. 27. [2,4] a piece of evidence that is still in the location it was found
Down
  1. 1. [6] a potential source of harm
  2. 2. [5] An act introduced in 2002 to protect people handling hazardous substances at work
  3. 3. [7] A class A drug, ___ Bear (2023 film)
  4. 4. [9] type of powder used to dust for prints on a dark background
  5. 5. [5] A small piece of evidence that may be unintentionally left at a scene
  6. 6. [7] The R in FDR, left by guns at a crime scene
  7. 9. [6] a piece of evidence that isn't visible without enhancement
  8. 10. [5] A type of search pattern that involves starting in the centre of an imaginary circle and moving outwards
  9. 12. [10] ___ of evidence, the documentation that tracks a piece of evidence through an investigation
  10. 13. [13] the unwanted transfer of material to a piece of evidence
  11. 18. [7] a method used to collect footprints and tool marks
  12. 20. [4] tool used to collect liquid samples such as blood
  13. 23. [8] a hydrocarbon containing at least one benzene ring
  14. 27. [5] the governing body that sets chemical standard, including naming conventions