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Before flue curing, tobacco was air dried, and its smoke was typically too harsh to be inhaled

Tobacco juice usually spit out, but sometimes swallowed

Technical Attributes: Small Device Volume: Minimizes sample loss and maintains aerosol integrity Low Flow Rates: Operates at 2 liters per minute or less, matching typical smoking puff topographies Eight-Stage Separation: Provides detailed particle size distribution across multiple ranges Substrate Collection: Uses metal foil or membrane substrates for easy sample recovery Working Principle : The Mini-MOUDI operates as a cascade impactor

Patches that use this method include Habitrol and NicoDerm CQ