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 During the investigation of the Mondelo murder, police have turned 
their suspicion on business partner John Wayne Gretsky, finding 
questionable receipts on his des.
 Your students must determine if these receipts are legitimate business 
documents or evidence of a crime. To do this, students must determine 
objective criteria for hand writing analysis, and then apply these 
criteria when examining suspect receipts.


After analyzing the handwriting, students will dissolve the ink from 
numbers on the suspect invoices.  Then, using thin layer chromatography,
 they will create an ink profile for each of the samples taken from the 
reciept.  From this information, students will determine if the same ink
 was used to fill out the entire form.  Finally, by combining where 
different inks were used with what reciepts are suspected of forgery, 
students can develop a complete theory of the suspected forgery.




As in all Lyle and Louise modules, this kit is geared to high school 
and undergraduate courses, and is matched to National Science Education 
Standards.





Included



• 12 TLC plates
• 6 development chambers
• 6 bottles of solvent w/ droppers
• 6 protractors
• 100 microcaps
• Suspicious receipts w/ copies
• Fully illustrated teacher&#039;s manual with technique background


Required Equipment ( not included )






• Scissors
• 12 Glass Microscope Slides
• Forceps (6 - 12) 
• Lab gloves


 Storage Conditions



This item can be shipped and stored at room temperature.


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