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The inventors of the transmission electron microscope.

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WHAT EVIDENCE WOULD BE USED WITH THIS TOOL?  

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WHAT EVIDENCE WOULD BE USED WITH THIS TOOL?  

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Like previously stated with the case study, the transmission electron microscope most closely works with TRACE EVIDENCE!

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After searching a murder crime scene for evidence, a CSI c across some trace evidence. This trace evidence is best to be analyzed through a transmission electron microscope (TEM). Through evaluating the evidence, so much more could be discovered - including the time of death! Without a TEM, it would be a lot harder to analyze evidence, especially ones as vague as trace evidence can be at a crime scene.

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The TEM, as well as the SEM, can be used with the Solid Phase Extraction equipment. After the solid substance has been extracted from a mixture, then it would need to be analyzed under the TEM.

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This incredible microscope sends a beam of electrons through a very thin section, and then the magnification occurs.

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This microscope can magnify things up to 500,000 times!