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FORENSIC SCIENCE Trace Evidence Day Five

FORENSIC SCIENCE Trace Evidence Day Five. CAT HAIR. DOG HAIR. DEER HAIR. MOUSE HAIR. RABBIT HAIR. Justin is #1. Woven Fabric.

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FORENSIC SCIENCE Trace Evidence Day Five

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  1. FORENSIC SCIENCETrace EvidenceDay Five

  2. CAT HAIR DOG HAIR

  3. DEER HAIR MOUSE HAIR RABBIT HAIR

  4. Justin is #1

  5. Woven Fabric Woven fabric are made by interlacing warp (lengthwise) and weft (filling) yarns. Warp run the length of the fabric and parallel to the selvage which is the edge of the fabric. Weft cross over and under the warp threads. Types include: • Plain • Twill • Satin

  6. Woven Fabric • PLAIN • Simplest and most common weave • Warp and weft pass under each other alternately • Create even patterns of 1/1 and 2/2 • Design resembles a checkerboard

  7. Woven Fabric • TWILL • Create by passing the warp yearn over one to three weft yearns before going under one • Makes a diagonal weave • Design resembles a stair steps • Denim is the most obvious example

  8. Woven Fabric • SATIN • The yarn interlacing is not uniform • Creates long floats • Interlacing weave passes over four or more yarns • Satin is the most obvious example

  9. Knitted Fabric Knitted fabrics are made by interlocking loops into a specific arrangement. It may be one continuous thread or a combination. Either way, the yarn is formed into successive rows of loops and then drawn through another series of loops to make the fabric.. Diagram:

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