Instrumental Applications in Foresic Drug Chemistry May 20-30, 1978 (Classic Reprint)

Letter from the Administrator P. B. Bensinger 1F oreword J.W.G unn.J r2 Preface The Editors 4U.S. International Narcotics Policy C. OK eeffe 6S pectroSCO py Session M. Klein, Chairman I. Mass Spectrometry Development of Mass Spectrometry as a Tool in Forensic Drug Analysis Review M. Klein 14 The Use of Stable Isotopes in the Quantification of Drugs by GC-MS-COM M. G, Horning, J. Now!in,K. LertratanangkoonandJ-P, Thenot 41 Negative I on Mass Spectrometry a New Tool for the Forensic Toxicologist H. Branclenberger 48 II. Infrared and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Applications of Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometry in Forensic Analysis P,R, Griffiths, D.K uehl and M. P. Fuller 60 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: Recent Developments in Techniques and Their Potential Application to Forensic Research E.D.B ecker 70 Computer Applications Session C. F, Hammer, Chairman I. Drug I dentification AB rief Review of the Computerized I dentification of Known Compounds and the Elucidation of Unknown Structures C. F. Hammer 82 The Use of Mass Spectrometry for Drug I dentification G.W.A.M ilne.H.M.F alesandN.C.
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