Match the Word in Column 1 to Its Definition in Column

question 46

Essay

Match the word in Column 1 to its definition in Column 2. Each answer can only be used once.
A)Any document that has become darkened and brittle through exposure to fire or excessive heat
B)The removal of writing, typewriting, or printing from a document, normally accomplished by either chemical means or an abrasive instrument
C)A property exhibited by some dyes that emit infrared light when exposed to blue-green light
D)Blotting out or smearing over writing or printing to make the original unreadable
E)A header that fax machines print
F)The process by which an image is stored in memory
G)Any document about which some issue has been raised or that is the subject of an investigation
H)An authentic sample used for comparison purposes, such as handwriting
I)Impressions left on paper positioned under a piece of paper that has been written on
J)Normal deviations found between repeated specimens of an individual's handwriting
-Obliteration

• A)Any document that has become darkened and brittle through exposure to fire or excessive heat
• B)The removal of writing, typewriting, or printing from a document, normally accomplished by either chemical means or an abrasive instrument
• C)A property exhibited by some dyes that emit infrared light when exposed to blue-green light
• D)Blotting out or smearing over writing or printing to make the original unreadable
• E)A header that fax machines print
• F)The process by which an image is stored in memory
• G)Any document about which some issue has been raised or that is the subject of an investigation
• H)An authentic sample used for comparison purposes, such as handwriting
• I)Impressions left on paper positioned under a piece of paper that has been written on
• J)Normal deviations found between repeated specimens of an individual's handwriting
• -Obliteration

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Definitions:

Structure

The arrangement or organization of parts to form a whole, commonly used in chemistry to describe the molecular arrangement of compounds.

Compound Name

The official or systemic name given to a chemical compound based on its structure and composition.

Mass Spectrum

A chart that shows the distribution of masses of atoms, molecules, or fragments, used to determine the chemical composition of a sample.

Base Peak

In mass spectrometry, the most intense peak in the spectrum, corresponding to the most stable and abundant ion.