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Samples Further Clarification

Submitted by Serendip Visitor (guest) on Wed, 10/20/2010 - 9:54pm.

Hi,
From what I gather - we will be using the materials from Day 1 of the lab to make up the different samples of liquid and solid evidence for the Day 2 part of the lab. So, my question is - why do you need pretzels, canned white beans, butter, jelly and yogurt if they are all going to be simulated by Day 1's materials? Also, do you have any suggestions for what the mystery evidence should be or can I just pick any combination that I prefer? Thanks for your help!
~ J

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