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A fast and convenient procedure is described for the HPLC separation of LSD and LAMPA. These compounds are separated by a reversed phase (C18) procedure using a binary solvent system of methanol and pH 3 phosphate buffer. Under these conditions all compounds are eluted in a retention volume of 27 mL or less. This procedure allows a forensic sample to be identified as LSD and to eliminate LAMPA as a possibility.
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DeRuiter et al. (1987) studied this question.
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