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Additionally, consistent exposure to nicotine over time can cause yellowing, according to the University of Queensland in Australia

The act of burning tobacco at high temperatures (over 900C in the tip) causes a complex series of chemical reactions, synthesising a multitude of new toxicants from the original components

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More health information will also be printed, expanding on the current tar and nicotine yield level information, to now include of other chemicals found in cigarettes