Amounts of Oxides of Nitrogen and Carbon Monoxide in Cigarette Smoke, with and without Inhalation
Amounts of Oxides of Nitrogen and Carbon Monoxide in Cigarette Smoke, with and without Inhalation
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吸入和不吸入香烟烟雾中氮氧化物和一氧化碳的含量
作者：
C. Bokhoven;H. Niessen
最近，Haagen-Smit1提到香烟和雪茄烟雾中氮氧化物含量相对较高。结果发现，香烟烟雾中的氮氧化物含量在下午145 ~ 655分之间变化，而且吸入肺部后，在呼出的烟雾中没有检测到氮氧化物。鉴于可容忍的氮氧化物的最大浓度极低（俄罗斯工人2要求0.1毫克/立方米）。3为24小时的平均浓度。， 0.3 mm /m。3为一次最大浓度；对于一氧化碳，这些浓度分别是2和6mg /m。人们认为，确定这些化合物有多少会因吸烟而被人体吸收是很有趣的。
RECENTLY, Haagen-Smit1 has referred to the relatively high content of oxides of nitrogen in smoke from cigarettes and cigars. It was found that the content of oxides of nitrogen in cigarette smoke varies from 145 to 655 p.p.m. Furthermore, after inhalation of the smoke into the lungs, no oxides of nitrogen could be detected in the exhaled smoke. In view of the very low maximum concentrations of oxides of nitrogen tolerated (Russian workers2 claim 0.1 mgm./m.3 as an average concentration during 24 hr., and 0.3 mgm./m.3 as a maximum concentration at one time; for carbon monoxide these concentrations are 2 and 6 mgm./m.3 respectively) it was thought interesting to determine how much of these compounds may be taken up as a result of cigarette smoking.