August 2012
Intermediate to advanced
448 pages
14h 47m
English
book
Illustrated Guide to Home Forensic Science Experiments
by Robert Bruce Thompson, Barbara Fritchman Thompson
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Chapter 40. Lab XI-1 Pollen Analysis
Equipment and Materials
You’ll need the following items to complete this lab session. (The standard kit for this book, available from http://www.thehomescientist.com, includes the items listed in the first group.)
Materials from Kit
Goggles
Coverslips
Glycerol
Slides, flat
Materials you Provide
Gloves
Camera with microscope adapter (optional)
Collection containers (small plastic bags, etc.)
Immersion oil (with 1000X microscope only)
Microscope (ideally 1000X)
Toothpicks, plastic
Specimens, pollen (see text)
Warning
None of the materials used in this lab session present any serious hazard. However, it is good practice to wear splash goggles and gloves when collecting and handling specimens.
Background
Pollen is a granular powder ...
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