Identification and Determination of Lsd in Illicit Preparations Using Synchronous Spectro Fluorimetry
Analytical Letters January 1, 1982 Ph. Baudot, Julie André 12 citations
A spectrofluorimetric method called synchronous excitation is more sensitive and selective than classical spectrofluorimetry for detecting traces of toxic fluorescent substances. The method can directly determine LSD in confiscated samples even when other hallucinogens are present. Under certain conditions, it can also serve as a rapid test for the presence of LSD.