<p>This is the guide to investigating murders published by the UK Association of Chief Police Officers. It is useful as a reference source for BTEC Applied Science ( Forensic ), Unit 40 - Criminal Investigations in Practice - in particular.</p>

A very basic powerpoint introducing electron shells.

Powerpoint - Chemistry of fire<br /> For BTEC Level 3 Applied Science. Forensic Fire Investigation.

<p>A powerpoint to introduce the analysis of forensic evidence after collection.</p>

<p>A powerpoint describing basic forensic scene examination procedure and practice to be used in conjunction with the two previous powerpoints. Collection methods and packaging are only stated and still have to be taught.</p>

Level 3 BTEC Applied Science ( Forensic ). Unit 36. Powerpoint on basics of fire scene investigation, glass fracture patterns ( heat vs applied force ), accelerant patterns.

A simple powerpoint describing a method of balancing chemical equations.

<p>A powerpoint dealing with forensic evidence continuity, contamination and legality</p>

<p>A powerpoint describing the procedures for the identification of suspects under Code D of the Police And Criminal Evidence Act 1984 and the requirement of R-v-Turnbull.<br /> It is a bare bones ppt. Feel free to modify with imagery.</p>

<p>A powerpoint dealing with Health and Safety for CSIs.</p>

Suitablefor AQA B1.

<p>A powerpoint dealing with actus reus and mens rea using Theft Act examples with explanatory notes in the comments sections of each slide.</p>

A series of scenarios requiring pupils to identify the Independent, Dependent and Control variables in each case.

A Powerpoint for BTEC Level 3 Applied Science ( Forensic ) explaining Fire Safety and Building Regulations.

A brief four question, 20 points, powerpoint test for Enzymes B4.