Forensics

100 MHz

• Nanalysis 100PRO – Multinuclear

  e.g., 1H/19F/13C, 1H/19F/31P, 
etc. 


• Nanalysis 100e – 1H/19F 


60 MHz

• Nanalysis 60PRO – Multinuclear

  e.g., 1H/19F/13C, 1H/19F/31P, 1H/19F/11B, etc.


• Nanalysis 60e – 1H/19F


Benchtop NMR Spectroscopy can be useful in both identifying illicit drugs and/or determining their potency. There are some possible benefits over traditional HPLC or MS methods:

• Identification of designer drugs where small derivatization prevents it from being identified using known standards

• Unstable drugs that decompose when heated

• Drugs that are masked by matrix effects and sampling mediums by other methods

• Unraveling the Unknown: Identification of New Psychoactive (2023)

• Substances (NPS) Based on Structural Similarities as in the 2C Family (2023)

• Differentiating Constitutional Isomers of Synthetic Cathinone NPS Drugs with Benchtop NMR (2023)

• Quantification of MDMA in Ecstasy Tablets – a Benchtop qNMR Method (2022)

• LKA/Nanalysis Partnership

• Peer reviewed article: Identification of Seven Psychedelic 2,5-Dimethoxy-Phenylethyl-amine-Based Designer Drugs via Benchtop 1H NMR Spectroscopy

• Journal Article - The Drug Discovery Road Map

If you’re interested in software packages that ease incorporation of your benchtop NMR, please inquire about:

• Installation Qualification/Operational Qualification (IQ/OQ) software modules

• Advanced User interface for optional application programmatic interface to write own pulse programs or control instrument remotely-

• Developments of CFR 21 Part 11 Compliance.

For more information about incorporating benchtop NMR into your daily workflow, please inquire for free sample submission, optional automation, building a database and other tools.