Question

is to apply certain chemicals.
what aspect of a fingerprint chemically reacts with ninhydrin?
what aspect of a fingerprint chemically reacts with cyanoacrylate
what aspect of a fingerprint chemically reacts with iodine fumin
what aspect of a fingerprint chemically reacts with silver nitra
on the
appropriate line,
name the bones
of the forearm.
(radius and ulna)
14.
15.

1. what are 3 things a fingerprint can be used to prove?
2. what are 3 things a fingerprint cannot be used to prove?
3. how would you go about proving a suspect’s fingerprints match a f

(hint: use terms like: minutiae, ridge count, points of comparison,
uniqueness, etc.)

Explanation:

For question 14 (naming the bone of the forearm), the ulna is one of the two long bones in the forearm (the other is the radius). The label 14 points to the ulna (the more medial bone of the forearm).

Answer:

1. Ulna