E-Cigarettes Chemicals Copy

E-Cigarettes Chemicals Copy

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question
Based on the cancerous chemicals we covered, which ones do you think have been found in e-cigarettes? Take a guess.
- Acetaldehyde, found in car exhaust
- Arsenic, used in rat poison
- Benzene, found in gasoline
- Chromium, used to make metal plates
- Formaldehyde, found in particle boards
- Nickel, used to make batteries
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2. Question
- A JUUL pod can have up to a total of chemicals in it.
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Remember an independent lab looked at the ingredients in a JUUL pod.
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3. Question
A pet living with someone using an e-cigarette may be exposed to harmful chemicals from thirdhand aerosol by coming in contact with:
- The walls in the house or apartment
- The carpet on the floor
- The furniture in the house or apartment
- All of the above
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