and all basic drugs using SPE with hydrophobic resin. ▪ A)True In an untargeted analysis by GC-MS, we extract all acidic drugs ▪ B)False ▪ In a comprehensive drug screen by GCMS, we set the detector to what mode and why? ▪ A) Full scan; we don't know what analyted are in the sample, so we don't know what m/z to focus the detector's time on. B) SIM; We have a good id

and all basic drugs using SPE with hydrophobic resin. ▪ A)True In an untargeted analysis by GC-MS, we extract all acidic drugs ▪ B)False ▪ In a comprehensive drug screen by GCMS, we set the detector to what mode and why? ▪ A) Full scan; we don't know what analyted are in the sample, so we don't know what m/z to focus the detector's time on. B) SIM; We have a good id

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