The essential oils and resins tested here as ingredients in experimental cigarettes show minimal toxicological sequelae, even at high inclusion levels. The highest inclusion level for SO showed some equivocal responses.
The results of these experiments show that the ammonia compounds, diammonium phosphate and ammonium hydroxide, when added to cigarette tobacco, even at high inclusion levels, have minimal toxicological sequelae.
Even at the exaggerated inclusion levels in cigarette tobacco used in these tests, no adverse toxicological responses occurred for any of aromatic carbonyl compounds tested.
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