In the ongoing fight
against the dangers of conventional smoking, the
e cigarette is a shining beacon of hope. This nifty gadget
promises most of the enjoyment of smoking without the harmful,
disease-causing stuff. Yet how does it actually work?
Parts
Electronic cigarettes
have three main parts: a rechargeable lithium battery, a vaporization
chamber, and a cartridge, all in more or less the shape and size of a
conventional cig. The battery powers the vaporization chamber, which
creates the vapor from the nicotine liquid inside it through the
action of the atomizer. The cartridge, which also serves as the very
mouthpiece of the e cig, holds the nicotine liquid.
Inhalation
To further enhance the
“cigarette experience without the dangers” part, manufacturers
see to it that users can use such products the way they would smoke
conventional cigarettes. The inhalation process itself begins with
the vaporization process, while other products have a button that
activates the atomizer.
Liquid
The typical component
of the liquid nicotine in e cigarettes is propylene glycol, an
FDA-approved food additive. Certain e cigarette products contain
varying amounts of nicotine, while others have none at all, so you
can always pick the one that best suits your taste. Speaking of
taste, you can take your pick of interesting flavors such as menthol,
chocolate, apple, and caramel.
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