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Cannabinol stable isotopes are isotopes of the cannabinol molecule that have a stable atomic nucleus. These isotopes are used in various scientific applications, including drug testing, forensic analysis, and medical research. The stable isotopes of cannabinol are chemically identical to the non-labeled form, but they have a different atomic weight, making them useful in identifying and studying the behavior of the molecule in biological systems. The availability of these stable isotopes has greatly enhanced our understanding of the pharmacology and metabolism of cannabinol and other cannabinoids.