Josh enjoys chewing tobacco, while his friend Amy smokes cigarettes. One half hour after each has used tobacco,

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Different methods of administering tobacco can affect how quickly and in what amount nicotine is absorbed into the bloodstream. Chewing tobacco is typically absorbed more slowly than smoking cigarettes, meaning that Josh is likely to have less nicotine in his bloodstream than Amy. Therefore, their circulating levels of nicotine are likely to be very different after half an hour.

Josh Enjoys Chewing Tobacco, While His Friend Amy Smokes Cigarettes