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Abbreviations BaP: Benzo[a]pyrene CAM: Centre for addiction medicine CDC: Centers for disease control and prevention CFP: Cambridge filter pad CO: Carbon monoxide CORESTA: Cooperation centre for scientific research relative to tobacco COTPA: Cigarettes and other tobacco products act FCTC: Framework convention on tobacco control FID: Flame ionization detector GC: Gas chromatograph GCMS: Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry ISO: International organization for standardization MSD: Mass selective detector NDIR: Non- dispersive infrared analyzer NIMHANS: National institute of mental health and neurosciences PAH: Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon PM: Particulate matter QA: Quality assurance QC: Quality control SEAR: South-east asia region SEARO: South-east asia regional office SOP: Standard operating procedure TFI: Tobacco free initiative TNCO: Tar, nicotine, and carbon monoxide TobLabNet: Tobacco laboratory network TobReg: WHO study group on tobacco product regulation TPM: Total particulate matter WHO: World health organization References Kaur, J., Rinkoo, A
Paul, Minnesota, where I paint and teach a classical art curriculum at Chesterton Academy, a Catholic high school
Heres a rough timeline: Nicotine: 1-4 hours Cotinine: 1-3 days in the blood During continuous smoking habit, even cotinine can persist up to a week especially in slow metabolizing smokers or high nicotine dosing smokers.
