《FORENSIC SCIENCE GEOFFREY DAVIES EDITOR ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES 13》

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1. Forensic Science Education-A PerspectiveRalph F. Turner1

2. Some Critical Personnel Policies in Forensic ScienceWilliam Fox8

3. Educators in Forensic Science-The Men in the MiddleW. W. McGee10

4. An Introductory Forensic Science Course in a Law Enforcement ProgramRichard Saferstein and Robert Epstein22

5. Graduate Education and Research in Forensic Chemistry at Northeastern UniversityBarry L. Karger, James M. Parker, Bill C. Giessen, and Geoffrey Davies28

6. LEAA's Forensic Science Research ProgramJoseph L. Peterson43

7. Application of Materials Science Methods to Forensic Problems—Principles, Serial Number Recovery, and Paper IdentificationBill C. Giessen, Donald E. Polk, and James A. W. Barnard58

8. Examples of SEM Analysis in Forensic Evidence ApplicationsJohn Sabo, Gary Judd, and Stark Ferriss75

9. Recent Developments in Bullet Search SystemsAl Johnson83

10. Progress in Firearm Residue DetectionEdgars Rudzitis and Morris A. Wahlgren88

11. A Comparison of Neutron Activation Analysis and Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy on Gunshot ResidueW. D. Kinard and D. R. Lundy97

12. Recovery and Identification of Residues of Flammable Liquids from Suspected Arson DebrisCecil E. Yates, Jr.108

13. Forensic Applications of Differential Scanning CalorimetryJesse H. Hall and Bruce Cassel114

14. Ink Analysis-A Weapon Against Crime by Detection of FraudRichard L. Brunelle and A. A. Cantu134

15. Forensic Bloodstains and Physiological Fluid AnalysisW. C. Stuver, Robert C. Shaler, Peter M. Marone, and Ralph Plankenhorn142

16. Effect of Environmental Factors on Starch Gel Electrophoretic Patterns of Human Erythrocyte Acid PhosphataseCornelius G. McWright, James J. Kearney, and James L. Mudd151

17. Forensic Toxicology: The Current State of the Art and Relationship to Analytical ChemistryBryan S. Finkle162

18. A Comparison of Heroin SamplesS. P. Sobol and A. R. Sperling170

19. New Applieations of Photolumineseenee Techniques for Forensic SciencePeter F. Jones183

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