Material for inclusion in a smoking article
AssigneeBritish American Tobacco (Investments) Limited
InventorsEdward John, Joceyln Benning, Steven Coburn, Alice Lance
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Abstract
The invention relates to a smokeable sheet material for inclusion in a smoking article (1), the sheet material comprising greater than 39.5% by weight acacia gum.
Claims18
A smokeable sheet material for inclusion in a smoking article, the sheet material comprising a filler and greater than 39.5% acacia gum by weight, wherein the sheet material does not comprise substantially solid or particulate matter of a size greater than 50 μm, wherein the sheet material comprises no more than 25% tobacco by weight.
A method of preparing a sheet of smokeable material for inclusion in a smoking article wherein the method comprises preparing, casting and drying a solution or slurry comprising a filler and acacia gum, wherein the amount of acacia gum in the solution or slurry is at least 39.5% by weight of the solid content of the solution or slurry, wherein the solution or slurry prior to casting does not comprise solid or particulate matter of a size greater than 50 μm, where the amount of tobacco in the solution or slurry is no more than 25% by weight of the solid content of the solution or slurry.
A smokeable sheet material configured to reduce the level of one or more of the constituents of mainstream smoke generated upon use of a smoking article, wherein the sheet material comprises a filler, and greater than 39.5% acacia gum by weight, wherein the sheet material does not comprise substantially solid or particulate matter of a size greater than 50 μm, wherein the sheet material comprises no more than 25% tobacco by weight.
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