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Ch. 4 Test
Forensics
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| rayon is the most commonly used plant fiber (true or false) | false |
| multiple fiber types found at a crime scene decrease the association between the origin of the fibers and the scene (true or false) | false |
| emergency personnel, medical examiners, and investigators must handle clothing carefully o preserve fabrics (true or false) | true |
| fiber evidence is considered physical and class evidence | true |
| polyester and nylon are the most common man-made fibers | true |
| early collection of fibers in an investigation is critical because... | within 24 hours about 95% of all fibers may have fallen from a victim or been lost from a crime scene |
| two methods that can analyze fibers without damaging them are... | polarizing light microscopy and infrared spectroscopy |
| fibers are classified as either... | natural fibers or synthetic fibers |
| all plant fibers share the common polymer that is... | cellulose |
| a fiber that has a flattened hose appearance is... | cotton |
| fiberglass is a fiber form of... | glass |
| synthetic fibers are classified as... | regenerated fibers and polymers |
| name 3 weave pattern names | leno, twill, and basket weave |
| the simplest weave pattern is... | tabby |
| a fiber where surface scales may be visible is... | natural |
| crosswise threads woven back and forth are known as the... | weft |
| flax is the most common stem fiber, and is most commonly found in the textile... | linen |