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GBL testing/detecting: important questions
Some questions that are very important for SWIM.
Imagine that SWIM was found with a liquid that is suspected to be GBL, in a country where this is not allowed. 1) How difficult is to detect that that liquid is really GBL? (SWIM read that GBL detection is not easy). It seems that a simple lab was not able to check it, and it seems that the liquid was sent to a larger lab inside a famous college. However, time is passing and results are not coming in: what does it mean? Aren't they able to test it? What should SWIM think of what is happening? 2) Provided they are able to detect GBL, would this be a simple test Yes/No, or can they find how much GBL (%) is inside the liquid? 3) Provided they are able to detect GBL, are they able to detect that it is exactly such substance? I mean: can they distinguish it from GHB? Or is the result the same for both substances? (Imagine GBL compared to GHB+water, for example). If the result is the same for GBL and GHB (non distinguishable), is the same for other substances also? (Including non-scheduled substances?) 4) Provided that they can distinguish GBL from GHB, can they also distinguish NaGHB from GHB? Or KGHB from GHB? Thanks amor999
Last edited by amor999; 21-05-2007 at 03:08. Reason: Question #3 was not clear |
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