If the Contents of a Container Can Be Inferred from Its

question 50

Short Answer

If the contents of a container can be inferred from its outward appearance, distinctive configuration, transparency or other characteristic, the container may be ____________________ by law enforcement officers. If the officer has probable cause to believe items in the container constitute illegal contraband, the officer may seize the container along with these items.

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Definitions:

Chemical Shifts

Changes in the resonance frequency of nuclei in a magnetic field, providing information about the electronic environment in NMR spectroscopy.

Carbonyl Group

A group in chemistry where a carbon atom forms a double bond with an oxygen atom, denoted as C=O.

δ 3.1

A notation indicating a chemical shift of 3.1 in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, often signifying the environment of a hydrogen atom in a molecule.

δ 4.2

A chemical shift value in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy indicating the resonance position of certain hydrogen atoms in a molecule relative to a standard reference.