New study finds exhaled e-cigarette vapour particles disappear within seconds
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Link missed on my end (edit)... I'm in the assumption if desiring "Second Hand vape", a shot gun would be required?!
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How funny that they used the "closed system" e-igs. Read to the bottom and the Fontem Ventures listed as a part of the "collaborative venture" is the manufacture of Blu.
Still, it is nice to know that the vapor doesn't stay around too long.
Still, it is nice to know that the vapor doesn't stay around too long.
New study is severely flawed.
Don't disappear in seconds here.
How about studies with a range of gear?
Let's go to both extremes seen in use before we attempt a theory...
Then test that theory before forming a conclusion.
Science, not foregone conclusions purposely met...
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Don't disappear in seconds here.
How about studies with a range of gear?
Let's go to both extremes seen in use before we attempt a theory...
Then test that theory before forming a conclusion.
Science, not foregone conclusions purposely met...
Tapatyped
I assume the water evaporates, and everything else just falls. The study was done with cigalikes, no idea what ratio. I know that high power high volume vapor tends to stick around a lot longer than a few seconds, though it does dissipate.
It's quantum stuff.... particles popping in and out of existence and all that, just go with it
Just like quantum socks and quantum keys.
When I was was a kid, I could always find my socks and keys. Now it's all phasing in and out of existence. Damned be all this fancy new quantum technology.
My room gets pretty foggy even 20-30 minutes after I chain Vape so I'm not sure what this disappearance is.
I think the more important question is whether second hand vapor is harmless and wether it is sanitary. I live in Shanghai China and there are still restaurants and indoor places that allow smoking and therefore vaping. But will my second hand vapor eventually end up in someone else's good? I practice pretty good vaping etiquette but it's still something I ponder about.
I think the more important question is whether second hand vapor is harmless and wether it is sanitary. I live in Shanghai China and there are still restaurants and indoor places that allow smoking and therefore vaping. But will my second hand vapor eventually end up in someone else's good? I practice pretty good vaping etiquette but it's still something I ponder about.
Yes, some of it will likely end up in other people's food, just like everything else everyone else exhales. The difference is, you can't SEE where everyone else's breath is going.
"settles like dust, on the shoulders, of old men" - Paul Simon
It's the replacement factor, if you got a leak in a bucket and poor water in faster then it is leaking out.
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