Suggests new microcrystalloscopic tests for the identification of remantadine and assesses the specificity and sensitivity of these tests. Describes a thin-layer chromatographic technique for remantadine identification.

Chromatography, Thin Layer↗

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[Modern status of toxicological chemistry and chemical toxicological analysis (a review of the literature)].

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Alkaloids↗

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[A case of fentiuram poisoning].

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Autopsy↗

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[The determination of copper trichlorophenolate by atomic absorption spectrophotometry].

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Cadaver↗

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[The detection of amizil in studying different objects].

Amisyl possesses toxic effect and it may become an object of forensic chemical laboratory analysis. Reactions of staining with reagents Marki, Frede and sulphuric acid as well as with reagent Dragendorf-orange residue--were used for amisyl identification. Method of amisyl detection in sorbent thin layer and identification by maximum light absorption in 258 nm area was also suggested. Usefulness of methods developed for amisyl analysis during investigation of pharmacological substances and human urine was studied.

Benactyzine↗

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[The effect of separate factors on the extraction of novocaine from aqueous solutions].

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Electrolytes↗

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[The determination of tetramethylthiuram disulfide and copper trichlorophenolate in cadaveric material by derivative spectrophotometry].

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Cadaver↗

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[The detection of novocaine and p-aminobenzoic acid in cadaveric material].

Microcrystalloscopic reactions, TLC and UV spectroscopy methods for novocainum and p-aminobenzoic acid identification in medicolegal examination of the cadaveric material were developed. Sensitivity and specificity of microcrystalloscopic reactions were studied.

4-Aminobenzoic Acid↗

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[Comparative study of methods of isolating ergometrine from cadaveric material].

The results of comparative study using three methods of ergometrine isolation from cadaveric material with respect to Vasiljeva, Kramarenko, Stas-Otto are presented. Vasileva's method appeared to be more effective.

Cadaver↗

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[Methods of detecting furosemide].

The following methods for furosemide identification were recommended: microcrystalline reactions with Dragendorf and Zonnenstein reagents, with cuprous iodide and ferric iodide complexes, rhodanide cadmium complex, plumbous iodide solution in iodized potassium, and thin-layer sorbent chromatography.

Chelating Agents↗