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Evolved Gas Analysis of Heat-not-Burn Tobacco Products by Soft-Ionization Mass Spectrometry

(¹Univ. Tokyo, ²KMTL, ³AIST)
Genta Noumura¹, Yuji Mishima², Takahisa Tsugoshi³, ^oKenichi Tonokura¹

Evolved gas analysis of heat-not-burn tobacco products was performed by soft-Ionization mass spectrometry. Chemical ionization mass spectrometry with lithium ion attachment was able to detect glycerine from tobacco. Emission amount of glycerine from heat-not-burn tobacco products were higher than that from conventional cigarettes. Aromatic compounds in evolved gas from the tobacco products were observed by photoionization mass spectrometry.