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Analysis of Cannabinoids in Hemp and Hemp-Containing Products Using HPLC With Post-Column Derivatization
The method utilizes a simple extraction procedure with no additional sample clean-up and is suitable for analysis of the major neutral cannabinoids as well as cannabinoid acids with high sensitivity and selectivity of detection.
Analysis of Cannabinoids Using HPLC With Post-Column Derivatization
The method is suitable for analysis of the major neutral cannabinoids such as THC, CBD, CBN and CBG as well cannabinoid acids THCA-A and CBDA with high sensitivity and selectivity of detection.
Analysis of Mycotoxins in Cannabis Plant and Cannabis- Containing Products
Pickering have developed an easy and sensitive method to analyze Aflatoxins B1, B2, G1, G2, and Ochratoxin A in cannabis plant and edible products.
Analysis of Mycotoxins in Hemp and Hemp-Containing Edible Products
Pickering Laboratories have developed an easy and sensitive method to analyze Aflatoxins B1, B2, G1, G2, and Ochratoxin A in hemp and hemp-containing edible products.
A Conflicting Personality: Can Hyperaccumulating Plants like Cannabis and Hemp be Realistically Used as a Safe Source of Cannabinoids?
This white paper asks the question of whether hemp, which is predominantly grown outdoors and one of the best plants for soil phytoremediation purposes can realistically be used as a safe source of cannabis medicinal and consumer products?
The Role of ICP-MS in Understanding the Toxicological Link Between Lead Contamination in Cannabis and Hemp Consumer Products and Human Disease
This white paper focuses on the common sources of lead pollution and takes a look at the development of inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) as an analytical tool to monitor a person's blood-lead level that is often used as an indicator of the impact of its toxicity on human health.
What to Consider When Choosing Analytical Methods For the Quantification of Cannabinoids
Whether testing under recreational or medicinal legislation, there are multiple options that should suit your application. But how do you choose the right method for the right test? And what compromises should you expect to make and where?
AOAC Approval Granted to Agilent for Method of Metals Analysis in Cannabis
The method uses inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) for the quantitation of arsenic, cadmium, mercury, lead, and other elements.
Determination of Heavy Metals in Cannabis and Hemp Products
Download this app note to discover a method that provides fast multi-element analysis, good control of spectral overlaps and measurements over a wide dynamic range.
