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Chromatographic screening for drugs of abuse using capillary columns II. Peak identification on support coated open tubular columns for a series of central nervous system stimulant drugs

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A system based on Kovats' Retention Indices is described for the identification of CNS stimulant drugs recovered from body fluids. Use is made of the difference in retention indices found on polar and non-polar GLC columns (Δl values) and the effect of operating temperature is discussed.

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    Present address: Department of Biological Sciences, Glasgow College of Technology, G4 OBA, Glasgow

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  1. Division of Pharmacognosy and Forensic Science, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Strathclyde, GI IXW, Glasgow, Scotland

    B. Caddy, F. Fish & D. Scott

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Caddy, B., Fish, F. & Scott, D. Chromatographic screening for drugs of abuse using capillary columns II. Peak identification on support coated open tubular columns for a series of central nervous system stimulant drugs. Chromatographia 6, 293–300 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02269329

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