How Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography Separates Drugs in Urine
A forensic validation study separated 12 target drugs in spiked urine using two gas chromatography columns and flame ionization detection.
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A forensic validation study separated 12 target drugs in spiked urine using two gas chromatography columns and flame ionization detection.
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How laboratories separate, identify, confirm, and measure drugs, alcohols, and other compounds.
22 evidence guidesHow collection, preservation, storage, and biological matrix affect what a result can mean.
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