What are the six golden rules in the practice of forensic chemistry?

Answer 1

The six golden rules in the practice of forensic chemistry are;

1) go slowly

2) Be thorough

3) Take notes

4) Consult others

5) Use imagination

6) Avoid complicated theories

Answer 2

This may not be for FORENSIC chemistry but this is what were taught as the three golden rules...

Metal + Oxygen --> Metal oxide

Metal + Water --> Metal Hydroxide + Hydrogen

Metal + Steam --> Metal oxide + Hydrogen

eg. Iron + Oxygen --> Iron oxide

Iron + Water --> Iron Hydroxide + Hydrogen

Iron + Steam --> Iron oxide + Hydrogen

Answer 3

The six golden rules in the practice of forensic chemistry are: maintain a chain of custody for all evidence, ensure that the evidence is handled properly to prevent contamination, use validated methods and procedures for analysis, document all processes and findings accurately, preserve and store evidence correctly, and maintain confidentiality throughout the investigation.

Answer 4

Go slowly