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Key takeaways Cigarette ash is a health hazard Smoking outdoors contributes to air pollution Ash harms soil and plants Children and pets can ingest the ash from indoor smoking Quitting smoking benefits health and the environment Cigarette ash is often overlooked when smoking, usually brushed off as nothing more than a minor inconvenience
IN ADDITION TO THE VERY ADDICTIVE NICOTINE, CIGARETTES CONTAIN: Arsenic: Use to be used in rat poison, but was determined to be in human way to kill rats Acetic Acid: Hair dye and developer Acetone: Main ingredient in paint and nail polish remover Ammonia: A typical household cleaner Benzene: Rubber cement Cadmium: Found in batteries and artists' oil paint Carbon Monoxide: Poison admitted from a car Formaldehyde: Used to embalm dead bodies Hydrazine: Used in jet and rocket fuel Hydrogen Cyanide: Poison in gas chambers Naphthalene: Used in explosives, mothballs, and paint pigments Nickel: Used in the process of electroplating Phenol: Used in disinfectants and plastics Polonium: Radiation dosage, equal to 300 chest X-rays in one year Styrene: Found in insulation material Toluene: Embalmers glue Vinyl Chloride: Ingredient found in garbage bags Cigarette smoke contains over 4,000 TOXIC substances, many of which are known to cause cancer in humans
