Official data shows that despite being outlawed in 2012 in the U.S., the synthetic drugs known as "bath salts" are still readily available. To help law enforcement, scientists are developing a novel method that could be the basis for the first portable, on-site testing device for identifying the drugs. They report their advance in the ACS journal iAnalytical Chemistry/i. Craig E. Banks, in collaboration with Oliver Sutcliffe, notes that the high-inducing ...Sunday 14 September 2014
Research Details Novel Method for Portable Detection of Potent Drugs Known as 'Bath Salts'
Official data shows that despite being outlawed in 2012 in the U.S., the synthetic drugs known as "bath salts" are still readily available. To help law enforcement, scientists are developing a novel method that could be the basis for the first portable, on-site testing device for identifying the drugs. They report their advance in the ACS journal iAnalytical Chemistry/i. Craig E. Banks, in collaboration with Oliver Sutcliffe, notes that the high-inducing ...
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