In This Chapter, a Target Compound Is One That

question 21

Multiple Choice

In this chapter, a target compound is one that

• A) a validated method might detect but cannot identify
• B) has a similar pKa and logP to controlled substances
• C) a validated method was designed to detect
• D) can only be detected using one analytical scheme
• E) none of the above

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