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Props for the link, but the full text seems to be pay walled? And the important bit seems to be >nicotine concentration between 0.001 mM and 4.0mM. And they
by ApolloFortyNine 4y ago
Props for the link, but the full text seems to be pay walled?
And the important bit seems to be
>nicotine concentration between 0.001 mM and 4.0mM.
And they found an effect starting at 1.0mW. But, this is what I hate about pretty much all scientific papers that clearly set out with a purpose in mind (good or bad) is the abstract doesn't mention what the hell 1.0mW. Is that even a feasible amount? Is that one puff? Is that 100% nicotine being directly vaped? What on earth is it? None of this is mentioned, for free anyways.
- Firther 4y agoIt's molar concentration, the study doesn't really mention it directly of course. 1mM is probably high since they're looking at what concentration of tobacco causes DNA damage in e.g., a cavity, but the study doesn't think it's unreasonable. Other studies in animals used up to 4mM. The full study can be found as the first article in this pdf: http://tobacco.cleartheair.org.hk/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Nicotine-genotoxicity-mutation.pdf http://tobacco.cleartheair.org.hk/wp-content/uploads/2018/01...