Bliley PM
Subject: Carbon Monoxide
Abstract
Assesses two methods of carbon monoxide measurement, "infrared detection method" and "gas chromatography." States that both methods are reliable, but that the choice is dependent on how often "one wishes to analyse" and "how many samples one has." Notes that differences in carbon monoxide measurements have to do with "minute changes in cigarette characteristics," lab conditions, "the conditioning of cigarettes," and the smoking machine. States that "labs in Belgium, Finland, Sweden use the UV method."
Fields
- Type
- Memorandum
- Author
- Gaisch, Helmut W. (PM Europe Science & Technology President)Director and Principal Scientist, Tobacco Science and Technology, Fabriques De Tabac Reunite, S.A., (1987). Helmut Gaisch was an attendee at Philip Morris's 1987 Operation Downunder Conference, held to determine a new strategy the company could take on the issue of ETS. (PM's "Accommodation" strategy was borne from this conference). Gaisch worked to thwart ETS regulations in Europe using data from INBIFO. He was a Philip Morris European scientist, Head of Laboratories, FTR/Philip Morris Europe. Member to Tobacco Advisory Council (TAC), 1987.
- Recipient
- Hoel, Donald K. (CTR Industry Research Committee & PM Attorney, Shook Hardy)Donald Hoel was an attorney with Philip Morris' law firm Shook Hardy and Bacon (SHB). He served as a member of the CTR Industry Research Committee in 1978?. Hoel assisted in screening "apppropriate" projects to received CTR funding.
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