Tobacco – Smoke separator or treater
Patent
1998-02-13
2000-09-19
Silverman, Stanley S.
Tobacco
Smoke separator or treater
131332, 553501, A24B 1500, A24B 1510
Patent
active
061197017
ABSTRACT:
This invention provides methods, devices and agents for the removal of nucleophilic toxins present in tobacco and tobacco smoke, without the removal of nicotine. The filter element of a tobacco smoking device or an air filtration device used in conjunction with a tobacco smoking device may comprise chemical moieties reactive with nucleophilic compounds, or agents that trap nucleophilic compounds may be incorporated into the filter element of tobacco smoking device such as a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or in a separate filter through which tobacco smoke passes before entering the mouth. The agents may also be incorporated into air filters for removing tobacco combustion product toxins from room air. The agents may also be incorporated into smoking or smokeless tobacco to remove toxins.
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Cerami Anthony
Cerami Carla
Ulrich Peter
Cerami Consulting Corp.
Ruller Jacqueline A
Silverman Stanley S.
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