Examples of chemicals in tobacco smoke include acetone (nail polish remover), acetic acid (hair dye), ammonia (household cleaner), arsenic (rat poison), benzene (rubber cement and gasoline), butane (lighter fluid), cadmium (battery acid), carbon monoxide (car exhaust), formaldehyde (embalming fluid), hexamine (barbecue lighter fluid), lead (batteries), naphthalene (mothballs), methanol (rocket fuel), nicotine (insecticide), tar (road paving), and toluene (paint manufacturing)
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During the study, most had multiple CT scans to see how their lungs changed over time
The differences are about draw, filter, and tobacco blend the same variables youd look at with any cigarette