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Normal and slim cigarettes with different filter ventilation and cigarette paper air permeability were rolled. The effects of filter ventilation, cigarette paper ventilation and ventilation distribution on nine phenolic aroma components release from mainstream cigarette smoke were investigated. The results showed the filter ventilation rate, paper ventilation rate negatively correlated to the releases of nine phenolic aroma components in cigarette smoke, and with the increase of ventilation rate, the decrease rate of maltol with caramel flavour and smaller molecular weight was higher, while the decrease rate of eugenol with smoky flavor and larger molecular weight was lower. No matter normal or small cigarettes, the paper and filter ventilation rate have different effects on the decrease of smoke composition, and the paper ventilation rate has greater influence than the filter ventilation rate. The effects of filter ventilation rate, paper ventilation rate and ventilation distribution on the release of nine phenolic aroma components in conventional cigarette smoke were greater than those in slim cigarette smoke. When the total ventilation rate was the same, the release of 9 phenolic aroma components in cigarette smoke with high filter ventilation rate and low paper ventilation rate was higher than that with low filter ventilation rate and high paper ventilation rate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to investigate the effect of different ventilation distribution on organic acid release from mainstream smoke of slim cigarette, the slim cigarette samples with different filter ventilation and cigarette paper air permeability were rolled, and the organic acid in mainstream smoke of samples were analyzed by GC-MS, the prediction models of organic acids release based on both filter and paper ventilation rate were established. The results were as follows: 26 kinds of organic acids were detected. With the increase of filter ventilation rate or paper ventilation rate, the decrease rate of organic acids with smaller molecular weight was higher, while that with larger molecular weight was smaller, and the effect of paper ventilation rate on the release of organic acids in cigarette smoke was greater than that of filter ventilation rate. When the total ventilation rate (V) was constant, the release of organic acids in cigarette smoke with high filter ventilation rate and low paper ventilation rate was higher than that with low filter ventilation rate and high paper ventilation rate. The prediction accuracy of the model of organic acid release was high, and the results further proved that the cigarette organic acid release was higher with the combination of high filter ventilation rate and low paper ventilation rate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

[Display omitted] • Electromembrane extraction was first used to extract nicotine in inhaled aerosols. • Electromembrane extraction exhibited good selectivity and sample clean-up capability. • This method was used to analyze nicotine in aerosols from different tobacco products. • Wide linear correlation, good accuracy and low detection limit were confirmed. • Heated tobacco products, electronic cigarettes and tobacco cigarettes were compared. Heated tobacco products and electronic cigarettes are considered as alternatives to traditional tobacco cigarettes. However, it is crucial to monitor and compare the nicotine concentration in inhaled aerosols from these tobacco products, owing to the addictive nature and adverse effects of nicotine on human health. This study aimed to provide an electromembrane extraction (EME) combined liquid chromatography method to extract and determine nicotine in different inhaled aerosols. EME showed high extraction efficiency, selectivity, and sample clean-up capability. Under the optimal parameters, the linear range for nicotine was 0.1–200 mg L−1 (r2 > 0.9998), and the limit of detection was 0.02 mg L−1. Good precision was obtained with the intra- and inter-day relative standard deviations of 2.2 % and 2.8 %, respectively. Repeatability was satisfactory (<7.7 %), and recoveries ranged from 81.0 % to 112.8 %. Finally, this method has been successfully used for the determination and comparison of nicotine in aerosols from these three tobacco products. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]