Multiple Choice
Historically, magnesium ribbon was burned to produce a white, powdery film of magnesium oxide to coat the surface of a tool.This technique was used to:
A) determine if there was blood on the tool.
B) prepare highlights of details for photography.
C) determine whether steel, wood, or iron was transferred during use of the tool.
D) prepare a report regarding the weather conditions to which the tool was exposed.
Correct Answer:
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