What's in A Cigarette:
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In recent posts I thought I read that tobacco analogs have DEG. DEG has other names, I just looked it up in wiki, but for some reason none of them appear on lonercom's list.
I think wiki also states that DEG is a tobacco humectant.
I think wiki also states that DEG is a tobacco humectant.
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Damn, Beat me to it.
As to what's in cigarettes your list forgot, "Cinnamon and Spice and Everything Nice"
BTW - In the early 90s, the Cigarette industry tried to put a Partridge in a Pear Tree into 100's but the tree branches kept poking holes in the paper.
Angelenos: get to WAFFLE on Hollywood Blvd -- jalapeno waffle and chicken (yum!!!) with bottomless bloody marys!
One of my favorite eateries these days.
Ohhh that sounds so yummy! It's only a few hundred miles from me
Haven't looked at this thread in a while. Thanks for the posts.
Other Names for DEG include:
02334 (CA DPR Chem Code Text)
02334 (CA DPR Chem Code)
111-46-6 (CAS number)
111466 (CAS number without hyphens)
2334 (CA DPR Chem Code)
2334 (CA DPR Chem Code)
338200 (US EPA PC Code Text)
338200 (US EPA PC Code)
Diethylene glycol
Diethyleneglycol
Ethanol, 2
2'-oxybis-
While the FDA reported finding 1% DEG in one of the 12 samples tested I am comfortable saying that this may have been an aberration. Here are some links with more information on DEG:
Here is the MSDS from the pesticides database
Here is an interesting article from search.com
DEG info from the Chemical Book
Australian report on DEG
US Code of Federal Regulations on Acceptable levels of Diethylene Glycol in food additives
apparently it is acceptable to have
Adding to OP. More info to come L8R.
Other Names for DEG include:
02334 (CA DPR Chem Code Text)
02334 (CA DPR Chem Code)
111-46-6 (CAS number)
111466 (CAS number without hyphens)
2334 (CA DPR Chem Code)
2334 (CA DPR Chem Code)
338200 (US EPA PC Code Text)
338200 (US EPA PC Code)
Diethylene glycol
Diethyleneglycol
Ethanol, 2
2'-oxybis-
While the FDA reported finding 1% DEG in one of the 12 samples tested I am comfortable saying that this may have been an aberration. Here are some links with more information on DEG:
Here is the MSDS from the pesticides database
Here is an interesting article from search.com
DEG info from the Chemical Book
Australian report on DEG
US Code of Federal Regulations on Acceptable levels of Diethylene Glycol in food additives
apparently it is acceptable to have
Adding to OP. More info to come L8R.
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Wow...guess I'd better get my printer ready; I've still got a couple of friends that use analog cig's...perhaps showing them the printout will get them to quit...if they do, it will be worth the effort.
I don't want to rain on your parade but I've always found that preaching puts up walls. I'm much more successful with folks that ask me. +1 this week at work. I think that puts us at 10 in my office.
Good grief at that list, and to think we were all putting ALL OF THAT into our bodies! YUCK! Makes me want to gag! I am sooooooo glad to be rid of those poison sticks!
Look at the tar that stays in the lungs in a matter of a limited number of packs:
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I have to quote this because it is very important for people that still smoke and are just on here to see what it is about. +100 for you to find/do this if you did.
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