Tobacco – Cigar or cigarette making – Including cooperating surfaces to induce rolling
Patent
1976-09-27
1980-03-25
Millin, V.
Tobacco
Cigar or cigarette making
Including cooperating surfaces to induce rolling
131140B, A24B 1502, A24B 1504
Patent
active
041945140
ABSTRACT:
Radioactive lead and polonium can be removed from tobacco by treating uncured tobacco leaves with a dilute acid solution. The solution can also contain hydrogen peroxide and/or a wetting agent.
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Chemistry of the Rare Radio Elements by Bagnall Academic Press Inc., New York, New York, 1957; p. 49 cited.
Heines M. Henry
Millin V.
Rice Edith A.
Stauffer Chemical Company
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