Acetone is one of the
many chemicals found in cigarettes. |
(Other chemicals found in cigarettes are
listed on the left:_Click
on these for further information about each.) |
Acetone (also known as propanone, dimethyl
ketone,
2-propanone, propan-2-one and beta-ketopropane)
is a colourless and flammable liquid at room temperature. It is readily
soluble in water and other chemicals, such as ethanol and ether. It
is also an important solvent in it's own right. Acetone is a member
of a group of chemicals known as ketones.
Acetone is usually the main component of
nail polish remover.
It may also be used as a superglue remover.
Some health concerns have been expressed about the effects of acetone.
For example, some sources suggest that exposure to moderate-to-high amounts
of acetone can irritate the eyes and respiratory
system, and make people feel dizzy.
Note that the list of chemicals included
in this section (see the list on the left) is not a complete list of
all the substances found in cigarettes, cigars, and other tobacco products. |
This section includes some of the chemicals
found in cigarettes (listed on the left-hand side of this page).
|
|
|
Click for further information and
help to Stop Smoking. |
|
|
InnerTalk CDs:
Subliminal Mind-Training Technology.
Stop Smoking
...
Powerful cigarette aversion messages delivered subconsciously.
Combined with positive esteem messages, address your feelings and
attitudes towards smoking that combine to make cigarettes unappealing.
This CD can help smokers to stop smoking permanently.
Price: £22.99 plus P&P
Click
HERE to order online. |
|
|
