This discussion focuses on detecting the THC molecule in room air, specifically exploring materials or chemical substances that exhibit visible changes when exposed to THC. While various THC detection kits exist for saliva testing, airborne detection remains challenging. The Mark I Mod 0 Nasal Atmospheric Delivery System and Olfactory Sampling Device, commonly referred to as the human nose, is frequently used for initial detection. Additionally, law enforcement utilizes specialized devices that can detect trace amounts of drugs in the air, often employing trained dogs for accurate detection.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for law enforcement professionals, researchers in drug detection technologies, and individuals interested in the detection of airborne substances, particularly THC.
floridagatorsr said:Is there a material or chemical substance that would have a visable change of any kind when exposed to THC? For example-something I can put in a room and detect if anyone is smoking pot in that area?
SteamKing said:Most people use the Mark I Mod 0 Nasal Atmospheric Delivery System and Olfactory Sampling Device, or their nose.