amanda found an article that stated 5 mg/ml of nicotine (mw 162.23 g/mol) enters the blood stream after smoking a hookah pen. she wants to investigate the potential hazards of such high amount of nicotine in the blood. what molar concentration should she use to replicate this phenomena in vitro.

amanda found an article that stated 5 mg/ml of nicotine (mw 162.23 g/mol) enters the blood stream after smoking a hookah pen. she wants to investigate the potential hazards of such high amount of nicotine in the blood. what molar concentration should she use to replicate this phenomena in vitro.

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