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TO Dr. S.J. Green R.E. Thornton
REF RET/LL/46D-6 7th September, 1979
A COMPARISON OF THE HUMAN SMOKING PATTERNS
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REPORT NO. RD.1698 RESTRICTED
(Project CRICON)
This report describes an internal behavioural
study in which
three cigarettes, with similar deliveries, but
with different
design features, were examined.
The results of the study suggest that one of the
cigarettes,
with a highly efficient filter, is probably less
acceptable than
the other two (essentially using either a highly
permeable paper
or a ventilated filter).
Because of the implications in product development
I suggest
that this report is circulated to members of the
M.P.D.C. and to
laboratories in the Group.
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BATCo document for Province of British Columbia 5
November 1999