The Chemistry of Environmental Tobacco Smoke

Part 1 Background indoor air contaminants: general considerations; combustion products; volatile organic compounds. Part 2 Mainstream and sidestream cigarette smoke: terms and conventions; formation and properties; mainstream and sidestream constituents. Part 3 Properties and measures of environmental tobacco smoke: physical characteristics of ETS; chemical composition of ETS; markers for environmental tobacco smoke. Part 4 General sampling and analysis considerations: general considerations; sampling methods and materials; measurement methodologies; area sampling vs. personal monitoring; experimental designs and supporting observations. Part 5 Field studies - particulate matter: sampling and analysis methods; results of field studies. Part 6 Field studies - nicotine: sampling and analysis methods; results of field studies; nicotine uptake by non-smokers. Part 7 Field studies - carbon monoxide: sampling and analysis; field studies. Part 8 Field studies - oxides of nitrogen: sampling and analysis; field studies. Part 9 Field studies - formaldehyde: sampling and analysis methods; field studies. Part 10 Field studies - volatile organic compounds: sampling and analysis methods; field studies. Part 11 Field studies - trace constituents: polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons; n-nitrosamines. Part 12: appendices.