Drugs

2. turns blue in presence of cocaine
6. low potential for abuse, have current medical use
7. subjects material to series of color tests, pinpoints and confirms identity
9. turns purple-blue in presence of LSD
10. must show low abuse potential and have medical use
12. uses solid stationary phase coated into glass plate and mobile liquid phase to separate components of mixture
13. measures quantity of radiation that a material absorbs as wavelength and frequency
14. turns purple when chloroform is added in presence of marijuana
15. test for drugs that yields characteristics when brought into contact with specific chemicals
16. turns violet-blue in presence of barbituates
17. moving phase called carrier gas through a column

1. when chemicals are added to drug, crystalline structures form
3. specific tests to identify a substance and exclude all other known substances, combination of tests
4. beam of high energy electrons collided with material and produce positively charged ions
5. less potential for abuse, currently accepted medical use
8. turns purple in presence of heroin, morphine, and most opium derivatives
10. high potential for abuse, have medical uses within severe restrictions
11. high potential for abuse, no currently accepted medical use