Smokable material containing thermally degraded tobacco by-products and its method of preparation
CA 1110515 A · Owner: Morris (Philip) Incorporated · Inventors: Keritsis, Gus D.; Lendvay, Andrew T.; Wakeham, Helmut R.R.
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A method of producing a smokable material containing tobacco byproducts, such as stems or stalks, having reduced particulate matter, particularly, tar and nicotine and which additionally, has no undesirable "woody taste" is dislosed. The method for producing this smokable material comprises subjecting tobacco by-product material to pyrolysis, adding the pyrolyzed material to a tobacco-parts slurry, homogenizing the slurry drying and, processing the resultant reconstituted product to a form desired for the smoking material. The smoking material obtained by such method is also described.
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- Granted October 13, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 13, 1998.
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