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Transcribed Image Text:3. This is the standard procedure for determination of nicotine in urine. A 1.00mL sample
was placed in a 12mL vial 5-aminoquinoline was added as the internal standard (5 ug).
The sample was monitored using mass spectrometry at m/z values for nicotine (84) and
the internal standard (144). Given the following data determine the concentration of the
two unknown samples
Nicotine (ug/L)
Area
Area
12
0.056
0.059
51
0.402
0.391
102
0.684
0.669
157
1.011
205
Unknown 1
Unknown 2
1.278
0.51
1.18
1.063
1.355
0.53
1.32
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