US2004154629A1PendingUtilityA1
Smoking articles
Priority: Jan 28, 1998Filed: Feb 10, 2004Published: Aug 12, 2004
Est. expiryJan 28, 2018(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:John Sampson
A24D 1/02A24B 15/12A24B 15/28
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Abstract
Use in the tobacco rod of a smoking article of tobacco mixed with a reconstituted tobacco sheet which includes activated carbon particles, surrounded by a paper of CORESTA 20 permeability or greater results in an article having reduced sidestream smoke and selective reduction of certain ingredients in mainstream smoke, whereby the smoker has a perception of increased smoothness.
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1 . (new) a method of producing a smoking article with reduced sidestream smoke and increased perceived mildness during smoking comprising:
using for the tobacco rod of the article shredded tobacco and shredded reconstituted tobacco sheet containing activated carbon particles; and using as the wrapper of the smoking article a material having a permeability of 20 CORESTA or greater.
2 . (New) A method according to claim 1 wherein the activated carbon particles are of vegetable origin.
3 . (New) A method according to claim 2 wherein the vegetable origin is coconut.
4 . (New) A method according to claim 3 wherein there is a preferential reduction in the aldehyde content of mainstream smoke when said article is smoked.
5 . (New) A method according to claim 1 wherein there is a preferential reduction in the aldehyde content of mainstream smoke when said article is smoked.
6 . (New) A method according to claim 5 wherein the acrolein and butyraldehydes content of mainstream smoke is reduced.
7 . (New) A method according to claim 1 wherein the acrolein and butyraldehydes content of mainstream smoke is reduced.
8 . (New) A method according to claim 7 wherein there is a reduction in the ketone content of mainstream smoke when said article is smoked.
9 . (New) A method according to claim 1 wherein there is a reduction in the ketone content of mainstream smoke when said article is smoked.
10 . (New) A method according to claim 9 wherein the step of using as the wrapper of the smoking article a material having a permeability of 20 CORESTA or greater consists of using a material having a permeability selected from the group consisting of 25 CORESTA, 50 CORESTA, 80 CORESTA and 180 CORESTA.
11 . (New) A method according to claim 1 wherein the step of using as the wrapper of the smoking article a material having a permeability of 20 CORESTA or greater consists of using a material having a permeability selected from the group consisting of 25 CORESTA, 50 CORESTA, 80 CORESTA and 180 CORESTA.
12 . (New) A method of producing a smoking article with reduced sidestream smoke and increased perceived mildness during smoking comprising:
using for the tobacco rod of the article shredded tobacco and shredded reconstituted tobacco sheet containing activated carbon particles; using as the wrapper of the smoking article a material having a permeability of 20 CORESTA or greater; and hand-rolling the smoking article.
13 . (New) A method according to claim 12 wherein the activated carbon particles are of vegetable origin.
14 . (New) A method according to claim 13 wherein the vegetable origin is coconut.
15 . (New) A method according to claim 14 wherein there is a preferential reduction in the aldehyde content of mainstream smoke when said article is smoked.
16 . (New) A method according to claim 12 wherein there is a preferential reduction in the aldehyde content of mainstream smoke when said article is smoked.
17 . (New) A method according to claim 16 wherein the acrolein and butyraldehydes content of mainstream smoke is reduced.
18 . (New) A method according to claim 12 wherein the acrolein and butyraldehydes content of mainstream smoke is reduced.
19 . (New) A method according to claim 18 wherein there is a reduction in the ketone content of mainstream smoke when said article is smoked.
20 . (New) A method according to claim 12 wherein there is a reduction in the ketone content of mainstream smoke when said article is smoked.
21 . (New) A method according to claim 20 wherein the step of using as the wrapper of the smoking article a material having a permeability of 20 CORESTA or greater consists of using a material having a permeability selected from the group consisting of 25 CORESTA, 50 CORESTA, 80 CORESTA and 180 CORESTA.
22 . (New) A method according to claim 12 wherein the step of using as the wrapper of the smoking article a material having a permeability of 20 CORESTA or greater consists of using a material having a permeability selected from the group consisting of 25 CORESTA, 50 CORESTA, 80 CORESTA and 180 CORESTA.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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