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RRF

i have confusion in detemination of RRF in my substance which is contain salt (rizatriptan benzoate). When i determine the RRF generaly i use the potency of drug for corrected mass but in this case my substance contain approx 30 percent benzoic acid as a salt form. So which potncy should i consider 70 percent or 100 percent?
I mean to say the 30 percent weight correcton should i applied?

Response factors (and relative response factors) should always be calculated with respect to the actual amount of your analyte present.
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