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2. If i were a forensic scientistand was called to a crime scene to see if drugs were present in the crime scene iwould use different kind of test to help me determine this, like for examplespectrophotometry tests, Microcrystalline test, and Color test. Because all of thesetests would help me to determine if drugs were to be present in the crime scene3.It's important forscientist to have as much information as possible about the place that the drugsubstance is found because many factors can contribute when identifying a type ofdrug and because there might of have been some other substances with the drugand this could affect identifying the drug substance

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