What is the composition of white visible smoke (invisible and not included) produced by cigarette burning?

The body can be divided into three aspects: smoke tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide.

In which carbon monoxide is invisible. . .

Carbon monoxide is called a gas.

Nicotine is nicotine.

Smoke tar contains hundreds of chemicals harmful to human body, among which there are many carcinogens and accelerators, such as 3,4-benzopyrene, 7,7 12- dimethylphenylanthrene, 3-methylcholanthrene and so on.

Radioisotopes such as polonium 2 10, carbon 14, potassium 40 and rare metals such as cadmium, nickel and copper ... In addition, some gases, such as arsenic, toxins produced by molds and ammonia, are sometimes found in the smoke.

The smoke particles in the smoke are about 50,000 times more than those in the ordinary air, and also contain a lot of ciliated toxins and substances that can coagulate mucus.