Reagent Reaction Guide
How to Test Cocaine with Morris Reagent
Morris reagent was developed specifically for ketamine testing. It produces a distinctive deep purple color with ketamine and can help distinguish it from common analogues.
Expected Result
Blue (different shade)
Reaction speed: Fast (5-30 seconds)
How to Test
- 1Place a small sample (match-head sized) on a clean white ceramic testing plate.
- 2Add 1-2 drops of Morris reagent to the sample.
- 3Observe the color change within 30 seconds. Note both the initial color and any changes.
- 4Compare your result to the expected color above. Take a photo if you plan to share for verification.
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Cobalt thiocyanate reagent purpose-built for definitive ketamine and dissociative identification.
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Other Reagents for Cocaine
A single reagent test is not enough for definitive identification. Consider adding these to your protocol:
All test kits for Cocaine →What Else Morris Can Test
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