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Research The UK Department of Health commissions: Annual monitoring of tar (nicotine free dry particulate matter), nicotine
and carbon monoxide (TNCO) yields in cigarette smoke of UK brands. This
data is used to check that pack declarations are correct and that the
ongoing programme to reduce TNCO yields is being adhered to. a) investigate the effect of smoking behaviour on yields of toxic substances by, for example, undertaking surveys using enhanced smoking protocols (i.e. smoking the cigarette more intensively - larger puffs and more puffs per minute). b) determine the emission levels of a range of toxic substances in cigarette and cigar smoke. c) review how aspects of cigarette design impact on the release of nicotine from a cigarette. The following reports commissioned from either LGC (Teddington) or Arista Laboratories Europe are available in electronic format (see help with pdf for more information). A survey of 184 UK brands (Jan-Dec 2002) for tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide yields in cigarette smoke Tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide yields of fine
cut tobacco (hand rolling tobacco) Effect of enhanced smoking on the yields of :
Yields of toxic substances in smoke for:
Determination of the fate
of nicotine when a cigarette is smoked. (458Kb)
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