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Process Techniques for Engineering High-Performance Materials
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Process Techniques for Engineering High-Performance Materials

by Tim Oberle
June 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
493 pages
15h 30m
English
CRC Press
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425Managing Customer Expectations
Next. They used supercritical carbon dioxide to extract the nicotine from
the tobacco, similar to the techniques used for decaffeinating coffee beans.
However, smokers were not satised with a smoking experience that lacked
the addictive benets.
R. J. Reynolds devoted tremendous time and resources to developing and
promoting a new cigarette that heated tobacco pellets in a tiny aluminum
cylinder. It was intended to reduce the smoke, tar, and ash produced by
conventional tobacco products. However, it required a special procedure to
ignite the product.
In the end, no one was happy. As a group, the cigarette consu ...
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