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Forensic Science Resources Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology [ definition ] [ links ] [ listserves ] [ bibliography ] |
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Forensic Science Resources Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology [ definition ] [ links ] [ listserves ] [ bibliography ] |
Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology generally concerns the detection and characterization of poisons or toxins exhibiting adverse physiological effects. Laboratory methods used in chemical toxicological analysis cover a wide range and may be broadly classified as follows: (1) physical tests (2) crystal tests (3) chemical spot tests (4) spectrophotometric tests (5) chromatographic tests.
Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology Links
International Association of Forensic Toxicologists
Society of Forensic Toxicologists
American Board of Forensic Toxicology, Inc.
Alan Barbour's Forensic Toxicology Page
An Introduction to Gas Chromatography / Mass Spectrometry
FDM's Reference Spectra Databases, Books and Chemical Information
DRUG-RECOGNITION-L is a restricted email list. It is open to Certified Drug Recognition Experts. The list is intended to be a place for DRE's to discuss evaluations, current drug trends, drug symptomology, and anything else that would be of interest to the DRE. If you are a DRE and want to join the list you can use the online form, or you can send an email message to LISTSERV@HOME.EASE.LSOFT.COM you do not need to put anything in the subject field, In the body of the message write " INFO DRUG-RECOGNITION-L " (without the quotes), you will receive a computer generated message that explains how to join.
tiaft-ml - The mailing list will allow subscribers to put inquiries on any toxicological subject, sharing it with all other members. Please note, mailing-list subscription is open to all, TIAFT members and not. To subscribe tiaft-ml all you need is your own electronic address and send an e-mail to tiaft@cbft.unipd.it. The applicants must include in the subject field the sentence new tiaft-ml and, in the document body, his full name, institution, country and a brief description of his/her field of interests. In few days, TIAFTnet will reply to you sending accurate instructions about the way to subscribe and participate. For non-TIAFT members, TIAFTnet Committee has the authority to refuse the application.
Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology Bibliography
The Forensic Science Resource Guide to a Criminal Fact Investigation: Toxicology and Forensic Chemistry
TnCrimLaw
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