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Ink Chromatography Lab Conclusion

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In this experiment, what is the purpose of the water(complete sentences)?

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Do you think permanent markers would have reacted the same in the water(complete sentences)? Why or why not?

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Do you think linking a brand of marker or pen to the crime is enough evidence to convict a suspect(complete sentences)? Why or why not?

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Did any of the marker samples have the same chromatography results(complete sentences)? If so, which ones?

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Did any of the marker samples have the same chromatography results(complete sentences)? If so, which ones?

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What are some other mixtures that you think can be separated by chromatography?(complete sentences)? If so, which ones?

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Based on the unknown, which type of pen was used for the unknown(complete sentences)? Provide specific colors and observations from your data.

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Based on your observations, if a forger used one of those pens to write a note, what brand of pen did the forger use to write the note(complete sentences)? Provide specific colors and observations from your data.