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Once a cigarette is lit, it releases more than 4,000 chemicals into the air, more than 40 of them are carcinogenic.
Cigarette smoke substances are absorbed and spread through the human body. |
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| Nicotine |
An addictive drug, found in WEEDKILLER |
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| Carbon Monoxide |
Poisonous, found in AUTO EXHUAST FUMES |
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| Tar |
Carcinogen, absorbed into blood |
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| Ammonia |
Poisonous gas, floor cleaner |
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| Arsenic |
Ant poison |
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| Acetone |
Polish remover |
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| Polonium 210 |
Power in satellites |
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| Methylamine |
Tanning lotion |
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| Toluene |
Explosives |
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| Methanol |
Aviation fuel |
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| DDT |
Insecticide |
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| Hydrogen cyanide |
Poisonous gas for executing people in the States |
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| Formaldehyde |
Embalming fluid |
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| Phenol |
Toilet disinfectant |
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| Radioactive elements |
Poisonous chemical, e.g. Arsenic, Mercury, Cadmium, Nickel |
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