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They conclude that: The levels of ionic metals and metalloids, including chromium, nickel, and antimony, increased as the number of puffs increased, whereas concentrations of ionic zinc, copper, and lead were elevated at the start, and each device had different emissions

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For example, in 2023-24 Indias average export price for tobacco was around $45 per kg (Rs 279 per kg at auctions), whereas the same tobacco could fetch several times that amount if sold as branded cigarettes or as refined extracts

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