Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Implemented Synthetic Indole and Indazole Cannabinoid Detection, Identification, and Quantification

Authors

Michael A. Marino Ed.D., Molloy CollegeFollow
Ling Huang
Brady Voyer

Document Type

Patent

Publication Date

2014

Abstract

The present invention provides a method for detecting synthetic indole and indazole cannabinoids in a sample known or suspected to contain a synthetic indole or indazole cannabinoid. A deuterated solvent is added to the solid sample, creating a suspension. The suspension is mixed to release the cannabinoid from the solid sample. The suspension is subject to a NMR spectroscopy process to produce a sample NMR spectrum.

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Recommended Citation

Marino, Michael A. Ed.D.; Huang, Ling; and Voyer, Brady, "Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Implemented Synthetic Indole and Indazole Cannabinoid Detection, Identification, and Quantification" (2014). Faculty Works: BCES (1999-2023). 24.
https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/bces_fac/24