2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.forc.2018.12.004
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Spectroscopic differentiation and chromatographic separation of regioisomeric indole aldehydes: Synthetic cannabinoids precursors

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“…In addition, the aromatic CC band of the benzene is observed at 1594 cm –1 . A doublet at 2870 and 2745 cm –1 is characteristic of the aldehyde C–H vibration . Finally, the aromatic sp 2 C–H band is detected as a doublet in the 3020–3070 cm –1 IR frequency range …”
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“…In addition, the aromatic CC band of the benzene is observed at 1594 cm –1 . A doublet at 2870 and 2745 cm –1 is characteristic of the aldehyde C–H vibration . Finally, the aromatic sp 2 C–H band is detected as a doublet in the 3020–3070 cm –1 IR frequency range …”
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“…A doublet at 2870 and 2745 cm −1 is characteristic of the aldehyde C−H vibration. 42 Finally, the aromatic sp 2 C−H band is detected as a doublet in the 3020−3070 cm −1 IR frequency range. 42 Table S1 summarizes these main chemical bonds from the recorded ATR−FTIR spectra.…”
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“…These compounds tend to exhibit similar chemical and chromatographic properties, and their mass spectra are often equivalent. This complicates the identification of specific drug regioisomers, hence the requirement for specific analytical methods to identify regioisomers of synthetic cannabinoids, [22][23][24][25] fluoroamphetamines, [26] chloroamphetamines, [27] cathinones, [28] etc. Identification of drug regioisomers may also require the use of multivariate analysis in conjunction with mass spectral data.…”
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“…In some circumstances, positional isomers, and diastereomers may be separated chromatographically, but identification cannot be attained, univocally, on the sole basis of the retention behavior. Whenever structural assignment is mandatory, a further analytical step may be required, consisting of compound isolation or targeted organic synthesis (followed by purification/concentration, eventually) prior to further characterization (Abiedalla et al, 2019 ; Kraenenburg et al, 2019 ).…”
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