US Patent 7677254 - Cigarettes including iron oxynitride nanoparticles
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This patent from Philip Morris teaches iron oxynitride nanoparticles used to reduce carbon monoxide and nitric oxide in cigarette smoke. Claim 1 reads:
1. A component of a smoking article comprising
nitrided transition metal oxide nanoscale particles and/or nitrided transition metal oxide clusters,
wherein the component is selected from the group consisting of tobacco cut filler, cigarette paper and cigarette filter material, and
wherein the nanoscale particles and/or clusters comprise iron oxynitride.
This patent from Philip Morris teaches iron oxynitride nanoparticles used to reduce carbon monoxide and nitric oxide in cigarette smoke. Claim 1 reads:
1. A component of a smoking article comprising
nitrided transition metal oxide nanoscale particles and/or nitrided transition metal oxide clusters,
wherein the component is selected from the group consisting of tobacco cut filler, cigarette paper and cigarette filter material, and
wherein the nanoscale particles and/or clusters comprise iron oxynitride.
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