Forensic Chemistry of Drug Detection

The Forensic Chemistry of Drug Detection offers the oppurtunity to investigate a food contamination scene, everyone who ate the school cafeteria's chilli became ill. Could someone have tainted it?

The Forensic Chemistry of Drug Detection puts you in the position of a forensic toxicologist and it is your task to determine if any of the cafeteria ingredients could have been substituted with aspirin, which appears to have been stolen from the nurse's office.

The Forensic Chemistry of Drug Detection allows you to perform a series of chemical tests, including tests on control aspirin in the lab. This activity includes a Teacher's manual, Student's guide and Analysis copy-masters, there is enough material for 15 groups.

The Forensic Chemistry of Drug Detection includes

• 1 bottle Control Acetylsalicylic Acid
• 3 bottles chilli
• 1 bottle Ferric Nitrate 0.1M Solution
• 1 bottle Lugol´s Iodine
• 15 Microreaction Plates
• Teachers Guide & Students Worksheets