Murder Victim Ate At Krogh's Essay

Yes the hypothesis does support that the murder victim ate at Krogh’s. Yes even though that lipids were tested for negative all the foods contained lipids. It could not be the Sparta Dairy and Anthony Franco’s Pizza because both contained glucose which was tested negative for. It had to be Krogh’s because it contained proteins when Forno Italiano does not. The problems that were countered during the test were when the group tested negative for lipids. The group would test again but what would happen if it was tested negative. Putting a smaller amount of Contents would work, what about getting another test tube with a different section of the Contents. Everything could affect how much lipids, carbohydrates, and protein one has. Let’s take lipids …show more content…
Another thing is if someone put too much or too little of a solution the exact result that was supposed to be acquired would not happen. Like if a scientist were testing to see if there is starch in a non-starch liquid, if they put too much Iodine the liquid would turn black and would not get the exact information. These findings help police find a criminal if the food was poisoned. Most poisons are inhibitors that block substrates from doing chemical reactions in the enzyme which is a complex protein. If the person was poisoned then the police are able to narrow down the suspects. An extension question to further investigate this topic is that are the test that were given work all the time. A person or group would repeat the test multiple times with the same contents and record see if it tested negative or positive for lipids, proteins, carbohydrate-glucose, and carbohydrate-starch. You would do the test ten times and see if you get the same result ten times in a row. If it does not happen that means that the test does not work all the time or something was did wrong when doing the