Tobacco – Smoke separator or treater – Plural diverse elements
Patent
1978-04-10
1981-05-12
Millin, V.
Tobacco
Smoke separator or treater
Plural diverse elements
131342, 55387, B01D 5314, B01D 5928, A24D 314, A24D 316
Patent
active
042665612
ABSTRACT:
The disclosure is of compositions useful for chemisorption of undesirable chemical compounds found in tobacco smoke. The compositions comprise a base of alumina (aluminum oxide) impregnated with various proportions of zinc acetate, acetic acid and polyethyleneimine. The compositions are usefully employed as chemical filter components and are particularly advantageous in that they have a capacity to remove large quantities of hydrogen cyanide and hydrogen sulfide from tobacco smoke while simultaneously removing acetaldehyde. Unexpectedly the smoking quality of cigarettes, to which the compositions may be associated, is not adversely affected. To the contrary, smoking quality of such cigarettes is improved.
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Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation
Lamb Charles G.
Mason William J.
Millin V.
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