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Forensic Science: An Illustrated Dictionary

Emulsion

Photographically, a suspension of a salt of silver in gelatin or collodion used to coat film.

FIGURE E.4 Bullet embolism that occurred when a projectile entered the upper aorta and was carried by blood flow into the iliac artery of the pelvis. (Courtesy of forensic medical examiner Michael Sikirica, M.D.)

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Emulsion from Forensic Science: An Illustrated Dictionary. ISBN: 0-203-48462-2. Published: 2004–07–19. ©2009 Taylor and Francis. All rights reserved.



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