VII Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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The unrecognized inventor of gunpowder

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Wu ching tsun

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An English monk and scientist, credited with the invention of gunpowder (blackpowder).

During his writings he is the one who gave the formula of gunpowder which are the charcoal, sulfur and potassium nitrate

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Roger Bacon

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A German monk was credited for the application of gunpowder for propelling missile.

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Constantine Anklitzen (a.k.a Berthold Schwartz

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4
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He invented smokeless gunpowder with nitrocellulose, a sigle - base propellant called “Poudre B”

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Paul Marie Eugene Vieille or Paul Vieille

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5
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He developed smokeless gunpowder called “Ballistite”, a double-base propellant.

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Alfred E. Nobel

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They obtained a patent of modified form of smokeless gunpowder known as “Cordite”, this is another term that is being used for powder charge.

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Sir Frederick Abel and James Dewar

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the Year when Dr. Gonzalo Iturrioz a chemist was the 1st to use Paraffin Wax to collect propellant residue. Before was called “Iturrioz Test” but popularly called as “Paraffin Test”.

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1914

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8
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he performed a modified version of the Iturriuz test using molten paraffin wax on the hands of firer. In 1933, he made a demonstrated the use o paraffin cast in Criminal Identification Laboratory of Mexico, USA which was called

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Theodoro Gonzales

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9
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It is also called as blasting agents and insensitive to shock.

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Tertiary explosives

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10
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This explosive is insensitive to shock, friction and heat because there is a need to expose them to heat or flame to boost their power, like dynamite (developed by Alfred Nobel), TNT, RDX, PETN and HMX.

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secondary explosives

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11
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This explosive us extremely sensitive to chemical shock, friction and heat such as Fulminate Mercury, Lead Styphnate and Lead Azide.

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Primary explosives

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12
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It is also known as double-base powder.

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High explosive

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13
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This are normally employed as propellants for guns. Undergo deflagration from few centimeters per second to approximately 400m per second.

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low explosive

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14
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The chemical used to indicate the presence of nitrocellulose.

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Lunge reagent

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15
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It both detects nitrates same with Greiss test

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Marshall and tiwari test

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16
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It detects Nitrites.

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Greiss test

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17
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It detects presence of nitrates in unburned or partially burned gunpowder, this is also used by the investigator to detect the Range.

18
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It detects presence of Lead Styphnate (Pb).

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Sodium Rhodizonate test

19
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It detects the presence of nitrates and nitrites.

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Diphenylamine test

20
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It is used in the analysis of inorganic materials in primer residue such as Barium (Ba) and Antimony (Sb)

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Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (GFAAS)

21
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Mass Spectroscopy Plasma (ICP-MSP) - The most efficient method employed in the analysis of GSR, computerized.

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Inductively Coupled Plasma

22
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is the most important consideration in dealing with GSR evidence.

23
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It is with the utilization of Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) analysis.

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Adhesive stubs

24
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It is with the use of cotton with 5% Nitric Acid Solution that particles maybe collected

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It is the positive reaction of nitrates and nitrites.
Blue Color or Blue Specks
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Gunpowder in the 19th century was known as?.
BLACK POWDER
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The first known chemical explosives until 1800s
Gunpowder
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Considered the Oldest Propellant
Gunpowder
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Sulfur and Charcoal acting as________, while the________ works as an oxidizer.
fuels saltpeter
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- The powder that is used in ammunition in the propulsion of projectile.
Gunpowder
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Gunpowder has been replaced by the term propellant and it is considered the?.
oldest propellant
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It is a mixture of sulfur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate (saltpeter) with the sulfur and charcoal acting as fuels, while the saltpeter works as an oxidizer.
Gunpowder
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it is primary explosive na ginamit during world war 1 & 2
Cordite
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instead of Paraffin test, this is widely used now to collect gsr
SCCANING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY WITH ENERGY DISPERSIVE X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY (SEM-EDX)
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Paraffin test may also be positive if there is the presence of?
Fertilizer Cosmetics Urine Tobacco
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Percentage of Potassium Nitrate in blackpowder
75%
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Percentage of Sulfur in blackpowder
10%
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Percentage of charcoal in blackpowder
15 %
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parts of nitrocellulose in smokeless powder
60 parts
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parts of nitroglycerine in smokeless powder
35
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parts of vaseline in smokeless powder
5 parts