Hmmm, my cigarette pack claims there is 10mg of carbon monoxide. I'm guessing that's per cigarette, although it doesn't say. Note that it does differ per cigarette brand and type. I once heard light cigarettes contain less tar but more carbon monoxide. The entire expression seems a little vague to me though. Carbon monoxide (CO) is the result of an incomplete burn of carbon (or carbon based materials... i.e. anything organic). A complete burn results in Carbon dioxide (the fabled CO2). The interesting part to me would be the amount of CO in cigarette-smoke, considering that that's what a person inhales (maybe the cigarette pack lists that??). But the amount of CO in the smoke depends on how complete the burn of the tobacco is (in fact, I would expect CO in the cigarette itself to burn to CO2 when smoking!). A burn is more complete in an oxygen rich environment. I doubt whether "confined space with no ventilation" would make a tremendous difference to the complete/incomplete burn due to the small amount of burnt material in a cigarette. But I'm guessing that smoking at high altitudes (less dense air) causes more CO inhalation then smoking at sea level.
4000 different chemicals are in one cigarette
Over 4,000+ known chemicals and over 258 Carcagen [cancerous] chemicals.
A single cigarette can release over 7,000 chemicals when burned, including tar, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and nicotine. These chemicals are a result of the combustion process and can have harmful effects on the body when inhaled.
There are 4,000 chemicals in one cigarette. There are over 500 additives in one cigarette. Some like: Arsenic-found in rat poison. Benzene-found in rubber cement. Tar-used to lay down streets Butane-lighter fliud Formaldehyde-used to preserve dead bodies Plutonium 210 Nicotine-highly addictive and so much more. in a cigarette there are about 400 or maybe even more.:(
There are many chemicals in cigarette which cause cancer such as mouth,Blindness and lodes.Smoking cigarette can cause you die more faster than non smoker. Different types of chemicals presents in cigarette.But the the major one is nicotine which make arterties narrower.
4000 different chemicals are in one cigarette
Over 4,000+ known chemicals and over 258 Carcagen [cancerous] chemicals.
A single cigarette can release over 7,000 chemicals when burned, including tar, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and nicotine. These chemicals are a result of the combustion process and can have harmful effects on the body when inhaled.
There are 4,000 chemicals in one cigarette. There are over 500 additives in one cigarette. Some like: Arsenic-found in rat poison. Benzene-found in rubber cement. Tar-used to lay down streets Butane-lighter fliud Formaldehyde-used to preserve dead bodies Plutonium 210 Nicotine-highly addictive and so much more. in a cigarette there are about 400 or maybe even more.:(
A cigarette contains thousands of chemicals, including tar, nicotine, carbon monoxide, and various carcinogens. These chemicals are harmful to health and can increase the risk of developing serious diseases like cancer and heart disease.
Two reasons:A smoldering cigarette burns at a lower temperature than one that is being actively smoked. This means that more compounds remain, as fewer are broken down by the high heat.Inhaled smoke has many of its chemicals filtered out by the lungs, where they remain.
Bum puffing is smoking cigarette/joint/whatever without inhaling, much as one would do with a cigar. At least, that is what it means in Australia. Cheers, Roddo
how many packs of cigarettes are in one e cigarette
There are toxic chemicals that are hazardous to your health in each cigarette that you inhale when you smoke one.
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There are two main ones: tobacco and paper. In filter cigarettes, there's also whatever the filter is made from. Also, tobacco may be treated with one or several of a wide variety of additives to give it flavor.
I just deleted someone else's answer. NO not do I not smoke but I literally have never smoked, not one cigarette, not one joint, not even one puff of anything. I loathe smoking and never have and never will even try it!