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L8: Chemical analysis of Trace Evidence

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

whats the wavelength range?

Back (Answer)

200nm – 800nm wavelength range

#2
Front (Question)

colour absorbance or transmittance by the fibre can be measured at?

Back (Answer)

400 - 800 nm

#3
Front (Question)

is Microspectrophotometry destructive?

Back (Answer)

nope

#4
Front (Question)

what does thin layer chromatography do?

Back (Answer)

separates the colour components to give a “fingerprint”

#5
Front (Question)

is TLC destructive?

Back (Answer)

yes

#6
Front (Question)

what does uv-vis spectrophotometry do?

Back (Answer)

Measures colour, often due to dyes or pigments, in a quantitative object manner. works on fibres, paints and inks

#7
Front (Question)

is uv-vis spectrophotometry destructive?

Back (Answer)

no its normaly non destructive but when dyes extracted the analysis is carried out on the solution and this is destructive

#8
Front (Question)

what does FTIR measure?

Back (Answer)

absorbance or radiation above ~800nm wavelength

#9
Front (Question)

is FTIR destructive?

Back (Answer)

no

#10
Front (Question)

FTIR looks at the characteristics of?

Back (Answer)

the vibration of chemical bonds in the material

#11
Front (Question)

what does Raman Spectroscopy measure?

Back (Answer)

the gain or loss in energy of laser light scattered inelastically by molecules

#12
Front (Question)

what does the spectrum in Raman Spectroscopy show?

Back (Answer)

difference in energy is characteristic of vibrations of the chemical bonds in the material

#13
Front (Question)

Raman Spectroscopy is _______

Back (Answer)

non destructive

#14
Front (Question)

what does FTIR identify?

Back (Answer)

functional groups from the pigment

#15
Front (Question)

forensic vibrational spectroscopies characterise _______

Back (Answer)

the bulk chemical composition of a material

#16
Front (Question)

start at

Back (Answer)

elemental analysis