Up in Flames
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Dr Merriman had long since departed, but the forensic boys were still hard at work. When Casey returned to Chandra’s flat they had the floorboards up and were carefully packing what they found — charred wood, carpet, paper.— that had fallen through the cracks.
‘How are you doing?’ Casey asked Andy Simmonds. ‘Found anything else yet to indicate arson?’ ‘Not yet. Trouble is, when accelerants like petrol or kerosene evaporate they produce hydrocarbons. And hydrocarbo...ns have a low molecular weight.’ ‘And that’s bad?’ Andy nodded. ‘Hydrocarbons are very volatile, you see, which means evidence of accelerant use is hard to find.’ ‘So you have no conclusive proof that this was arson?’ Simmonds shook his head. ‘Not yet, anyway.’ ‘So what now? Is there any hope that you’ll find something?’ ‘There’s always hope, Inspector.’ Andy nodded towards the raised floorboards and told him, ‘It just means we have to try harder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr Merriman had long since departed, but the forensic boys were still hard at work. When Casey returned to Chandra’s flat they had the floorboards up and were carefully packing what they found — charred wood, carpet, paper.— that had fallen through the cracks.
‘How are you doing?’ Casey asked Andy Simmonds. ‘Found anything else yet to indicate arson?’ ‘Not yet. Trouble is, when accelerants like petrol or kerosene evaporate they produce hydrocarbons. And hydrocarbo...ns have a low molecular weight.’ ‘And that’s bad?’ Andy nodded. ‘Hydrocarbons are very volatile, you see, which means evidence of accelerant use is hard to find.’ ‘So you have no conclusive proof that this was arson?’ Simmonds shook his head. ‘Not yet, anyway.’ ‘So what now? Is there any hope that you’ll find something?’ ‘There’s always hope, Inspector.’ Andy nodded towards the raised floorboards and told him, ‘It just means we have to try harder.
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