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Alloocimene: Absence in Cigarette Smoke

James D. Mold, Thomas B. Walker, James B. Williams

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Abstract

Alloocimene was not found to be a constituent of cigarette smoke under test conditions that allowed 86 percent recovery when authentic alloocimene was added to the smoke. In the same experiments dipentene was found to the extent of 0.2 percent of the smoke condensate.

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Alloocimene was not found to be a constituent of cigarette smoke under test conditions that allowed 86 percent recovery when authentic alloocimene was added to the smoke. In the same experiments dipentene was found to the extent of 0.2 percent of the smoke condensate.

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Alloocimene was not found to be a constituent of cigarette smoke under test conditions that allowed 86 percent recovery when authentic alloocimene was added to the smoke. In the same experiments dipentene was found to the extent of 0.2 percent of the smoke condensate.

Key concepts: Smoke, Cigarette smoke, Sidestream smoke, Third-hand smoke, Environmental science, Chemistry, Environmental chemistry, Waste management

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