Can heat-non-burn tobacco be "non-burn" and "smokeless"?

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asked Apr 16, 2021 in 3D Segmentation by wisepowder (20,960 points)

The EU Tobacco Products Directive (TPD, 2014/40/EU) clearly states that, in the case of novel products, its application depends on whether those products fall under the definition of a smokeless tobacco product or of a product for smoking.To get more news about Hitaste, you can visit hitaste.net official website.

Heat-non-burn tobacco is a new product. Manufacturers of these products claim that, as no combustion process takes place, their products are smokeless and thus, the TPD is not applied to themThe transfer of energy to all organic compounds results in heating. After an energy threshold, which can be reached even at quite low temperatures, this organic compound is dissociated and the first radicals are formed. This initiation step occurs in either presence or absence of air. During the propagation step, which comes next, the radicals undergo decomposition and oxidation in the presence of air, while they are combined together to form heavier products leading to particulate matter, which is smoke, in the case of general or local oxygen lack. At the end, the radicals are combined together to form the final products (termination step). This mechanism is followed by all organic compounds under heating

The detection of carbonyls, which are intermediate products during the combustion of all organic compounds, and particulate matter in the products of heat-non-burn tobacco implies that combustion (burn) does occur in this product. Combustion leads inevitably to smoke and thus this product is not smokeless

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