Forensic technology

by Graham, Ian

Publisher: Smart Apple Media in Mankato, Minn

Written in English

Published: 2012 Pages: 46 Downloads: 824

Subjects:

Technological innovations,
Juvenile literature,
Forensic sciences,
Criminal investigation

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Classifications
Statement	Ian Graham
Series	New technology, New technology (Smart Apple Media)
LC Classifications	HV8073.8 .G734 2012
The Physical Object
Pagination	46 p. :
Number of Pages	46
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL25130591M
ISBN 10	1599205327
ISBN 10	9781599205328
LC Control Number	2010044238
OCLC/WorldCa	671573414

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