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Germin Hess

By: Connie Ramirez

6th Hour :)

Job descriptions

  • chemistry,biology,drugs and toxicology.
  • analysing samples, such as hair, body fluids, glass, paint and drugs, in the laboratory
  • sifting and sorting evidence, often held in miniscule quantities
  • recording findings and collecting trace evidence from scenes of crimes or accidents
  • justifying findings under cross-examination in courts of law
  • techniques such as gas and high performance liquid chromatography, scanning electron microscopy, mass spectrometry, infrared spectroscopy and genetic fingerprinting

Forensic Science

What type of schooling & list of things a forensic science does!

  • related to chemistry by uncovering information from physical evidence.
  • college and training
  • bachelor's degree
  • master's degree
  • doctoral degree (sometimes)

Examples

blood analysis

DNA Forensics in

Criminal Cases

Firearms Analysis

Mitochonrial DNA

  • in the lab analyzing types of evidence, writing reports and presenting in court
  • attend crime scenes
  • work for federal, state and local governments etc..
  • forensic scientist generally specializes in one area of forensics, DNA forensics or toxicology for example. A bachelors degree is sufficient to enter the field, masters degrees in forensic science are also available.
  • forensic pathologist is an M.D. who determines cause of death in cases of a suspicious death (also called a coroner or medical examiner).
  • forensic anthropologist is someone with a Ph.D. in anthropology who most often examines skeletal remains. Most of these are university or college professors who consult with the criminal justice system.

Hess contribution

  • 1830 took chemistry full-time researching and teaching
  • became a professor at Saint Petersburg Technological Institution
  • famous paper outlining his law on thermochemistry, published 1840
  • progenitor for first law of thermodynamics called Hess's Law
  • Hess Law states that the enthalpy change for a reaction is the same whether it occurs by one step or by many other steps

studied medicine and looked into chemistry and geology

spent one month in the lab of Berzelius and became very good friends with his mentor Jons Jakob Berzelius

Yearly Salary $$

Era Germain Hess lived

Where did the scientist receive their education?

  • $26.76 per hour yr $55,660
  • in 2011 their pay decreased to $15.75 per hour yr $32,760 per year
  • later their pay rose to $40.86 per hour yr $84,980
  • Hess first studied medicine at the University of Tarty obtaining M.D in 1826
  • while studying medicine he also studied chemistry and while graduating he traveled to Stockholm Sweden
  • was born in the 1800's in Genera Switzerland
  • Hess was Russian

Employers

Formulas

Examples or pictures of the Hess law

  • $26.44 per hour yr $54,990
  • working for state government $26.23 per hour yr $54,550
  • working for federal government $45.79 yr $95,240

When phosphoric acid (a tri-hydrogen acid) is neutralised with a base, the hydrogens are neutralised in 3 steps.

H3P04 + NaOH -> NaH2PO4 + H2O, this is step one, and will give X amount of heat.

NaH2PO4 + NaOH -> Na2HPO4 + H2O, this is step two, and will give Y amount of heat.

Na2PO4 + NaOH -> Na3PO4 +H2O, this is step three, and will give Z amount of heat.

Therefore X+Y+Z will give the total heat or the constant summation of heat.

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