Cannabis profiling of seized samples: An intra‐location variability study using gas chromatography–mass spectrometry profiles and multivariate data analysis
Amorn Slosse,
Filip Van Durme,
Nele Samyn
et al.
Abstract:Yearly, cannabis belongs to the most seized drugs worldwide. During judicial investigations, illicit cannabis profiling can be performed to compare seized herbal material. However, comparison is challenging because of the natural heterogeneity of the psychoactive crop. Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC–MS) profiles, consisting of eight cannabinoids, were used to study the intra‐location (within) and inter‐location (between) variabilities. Decision thresholds were derived from the 95% and 99% confidence … Show more
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