IQOS heats tobacco instead of burning it for a simple reason: the burning of tobacco emits high amounts of harmful chemicals like carbon monoxide
S4) and, as discussed further in Supplementary Section S3, is likely a combination of particle coagulation, evaporation, and losses within the smoke bag over time 30
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