| Acetaldehyde (4) |  |
| Acetylcholine (7) | |
| Acidification (49) | |
| Agricultural organizations (64) | |
| Amyris biotechnologies + (12) | |
| Atmospheric administration (55) | |
| Nhgri (4) | |
| Soil science society (33) | |
| Acetaldehyde (4) | |
| Acetylcholine (7) | |
| Acidification (49) | |
| Agricultural organizations (64) | |
| Amyris biotechnologies + (12) | |
| Atmospheric administration (55) | |
| Nhgri (4) | |
| Soil science society (33) | |
Those other chemical ingredientsthings like acetaldehyde, anabasine, nornicotine, anatabine, cotinine, and myosminehelp to keep people hooked on tobacco.
and exposures to other toxins and compounds identified in e-cigarettes such as formaldehyde acetaldehyde and acrolein.#¢
and the accompanying dehydration direct toxic effects of the body's breakdown of alcohol into acetaldehyde and toxic effects of substances called congeners that are present in darkly colored liquor like scotch and bourbon.
Toxins and nicotine have been measured in that aerosol such as formaldehyde acetaldehyde acetic acid and other toxins emitted into the air
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