CIENCIASMEDICASNEWS: Rapid Narcotics Analysis by Orthogonal Methods: MS meets NMR

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Rapid Narcotics Analysis by Orthogonal Methods: MS meets NMR

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Rapid Narcotics Analysis by Orthogonal Methods: MS meets NMR

Detection of illegal drugs is an ongoing battle and the rapid analysis and identification of prohibited substances is critical to prevent their importation and widespread distribution. Additionally, the data generated needs to be significantly robust for submission in court cases.

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	A new NMR method accurately detects synthetic cannabinoids of forensic interest Researchers have shown that a solid-state NMR technique can rapidly detect the presence of forensically relevant synthetic cannabinoids.