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Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint

Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint. Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect

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Page 1: Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint. Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect

Fire Investigator

Vocabulary PowerPoint

Page 2: Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint. Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect

Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s

building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect insurance

Page 3: Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint. Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect

Accelerants … Substances, such as gasoline, paint thinner, and

alcohol, that accelerate the burning process

Page 4: Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint. Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect

Fire Triangle … Shows the three elements (oxygen, fuel, and

heat) needed to produce and sustain a fire

Page 5: Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint. Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect

Point of origin … The location where the fire started

Page 6: Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint. Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect

Burn patterns … Noticeable patterns created by the fire as it

burns

Page 7: Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint. Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect

Evidence … Something that tends to prove; ground for belief

Page 8: Fire Investigator Vocabulary PowerPoint. Arson … The crime of purposefully setting fire to another’s building or property, or to one’s own, as to collect

Flash point… The lowest temperature to which a substance

must be heated in order for the substance to give off vapors which will burn when exposed to a flame or ignition source

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Systematic approach …

Following a fixed plan and done in an efficient and methodical way