Crime Scene Investigation – Forensic Chemistry Of Whodunit Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Crime Scene Investigation – Forensic Chemistry Of Whodunit (Product Code: SLE/CH/115) is a forensic chemistry case in which students solve the crime of the missing frogs. Four possible suspects have been identified, and the class uses fingerprints, hair examination and chemical analysis of ink by Thin-Layer Chromatography to decide who is most likely responsible. With material for 6 groups and printed teaching resources, it doubles as a story-led chromatography kit for school India laboratories. The activity is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Key Details

Typical Use

The lesson opens with the mystery: frogs have gone missing and four suspects are in the frame. Each of the 6 groups works through three lines of evidence. Fingerprint comparison narrows the field by pattern type, hair examination adds physical evidence that must be compared carefully, and the ink analysis brings in real chemistry, as students spot ink samples on a TLC plate, develop it and compare the separated bands with ink linked to each suspect. No single test is decisive on its own, so groups must weigh all three results before naming the most likely culprit, which mirrors how forensic scientists build a case.

The Teacher’s Manual sets out the running of the activity, while the Student Guide and Analysis copy-masters can be photocopied so every learner records observations in the same format. For teachers who prefer a science kit with manual India syllabuses can map onto, this makes preparation straightforward. Run the TLC stage in a ventilated area with solvent jars covered, and ask groups to present their verdict with evidence at the end of the session.

Supplier

This forensic activity is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, India, and also manufactures laboratory apparatus for education. Buyers completing vendor registration can use the company’s GSTIN 06AAECJ8618A1ZT and its Legal Entity Identifier, LEI 3358004HRD1JIVXKYX49. More details are on our company profile.

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• Chromatography Plates, TLC — spare pre-coated plates for repeating the ink analysis
• Forensic Chemistry of Chromatography (Document Analysis) — a companion activity focused on questioned documents
• Forensic Comparison Microscope — for side-by-side hair comparison at the examination stage
• Crime Scene Tape — sets the scene when the case is introduced
• Crime Scene Investigation — a larger forensic investigation for up to 40 students

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many groups does the activity serve?
There is material for 6 groups.

Which printed resources come with it?
A Teacher’s Manual, a Student Guide and Analysis copy-masters are included.

Which forensic techniques are covered?
Fingerprints, hair examination and chemical analysis of ink by Thin-Layer Chromatography, applied to four possible suspects.

Do I need a microscope for the hair examination?
A microscope is not listed among the contents, so plan to use one from your laboratory for comparing hair samples.

Are TLC solvents and developing jars part of the kit?
Our current notes do not break down the chemical contents. Please confirm the full list through our contact page so you know what to prepare beforehand.

What details help us prepare an institutional quotation?
Share the product code SLE/CH/115, the number of kits, your delivery address and any vendor-registration forms your institution requires.

Can several kits be shipped for a school group or overseas?
Yes. We quote multi-kit orders for schools in India and international markets.

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Enquire about Crime Scene Investigation – Forensic Chemistry Of Whodunit through our contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart along with spare TLC plates.

Last updated: 24 September 2026