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	NCJ Number:		NCJ 250949
	Title:		Just Science Podcast: Special Release: Just One Pot Methamphetamine
	URL(s):		HTML
	Author(s):		Jarrad Wagner
	Corporate Author:		RTI International United States of America
	Date Published:		2017
	Page Count:		2
	Annotation:		This online audio podcast from the National Institute of Justice’s (NIJ’s) “Just Science” series is an interview with Dr. Jarrad Wagner from Oklahoma State University regarding his research team’s study of the feasibility of detecting methamphetamine clandestine laboratories by monitoring waste water effluents.
	Abstract:		The priority of such research stems from the One Pot methamphetamine production method having become the primary method of choice used by clandestine drug laboratories across the United States. The appeal of this method is its simplicity and the availability of required materials; however, it poses the risks of flammability and toxicity to those in the vicinity of the clandestine lab. The research conducted by Dr. Wagner’s team indicates the possibility and potential for analyzing waste water to monitor and detect clandestine One Pot methamphetamine labs in a community. The project produced methamphetamine using the One Pot method, and the methamphetamine hydrochloride product was filtered out. The remaining materials were introduced into a local waste water system in a controlled setting, simulating the disposal of unwanted production products of the One Pot method. Water samples were collected after the distribution to determine a time course. The waste water was analyzed using solid phase extraction with liquid chromatograph-tandem mass spectrometry. Methamphetamine, pseudoephedrine, and ephedrine were detectable in the waste water. Also, an over-reduced product characteristic of the One Pot synthesis, CMP [1-(1’,4’-Cyclohexadienyl)-2-methyl-amino propane] was detected.
	Main Term(s):		Drug detection
	Index Term(s):		Drug law enforcement ; Investigative techniques ; Drug manufacturing ; Clandestine laboratory enforcement programs ; NIJ grant-related documents ; NIJ Resources ; Methamphetamines
	Sponsoring Agency:		National Institute of Justice (NIJ) US Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs United States of America
	Grant Number:		2016-MU-BX-K110
	Sale Source:		Forensic Technology Center of Excellence (FTCoE) c/o RTI International 3040 Cornwallis Road Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-2194 United States of America
	Type:		Program/Project Description ; Report (Study/Research) ; Report (Technical Assistance) ; Report (Grant Sponsored)
	Country:		United States of America
	Language:		English
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