Posters

Indoor Air Chemistry - Comparative study between conventional cigarette and heat-not-burn technology

Goujon-Ginglinger, C.; Campelos, P.; Maeder, S.; Mitova, M.; Mottier, N.; Rouget, E.; Tharin, M.; Tricker, A.; Smith, M.

Conference date
Mar 23, 2015
Conference name

Society of Toxicology (SOT) 2015
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Topic
Summary

Operation of PMI’s heat-not-burn product THS2.2 results in significantly reduced formation of harmful and potentially harmful constituents, compared to conventional cigarettes, and no sidestream aerosol. The objective of the study was to assess the impact of using THS2.2 on Indoor Air Chemistry (IAC) based on 18 markers of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ).

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