Aerosol generating article
AssigneeNicoventures Trading Limited
InventorsRichard HEPWORTH, Barry DIMMICK, Steven HOLFORD
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Abstract
An article for use in a non-combustible aerosol provision system includes an aerosol-generating portion and a downstream portion downstream of the aerosol-generating portion. The aerosol-generating portion can include a first hollow tubular element, a rod of aerosol-generating material, and a second hollow tubular element, wherein the first and second hollow tubular elements are positioned adjacent to and abutting an upstream and a downstream end of the rod of aerosol-generating material, respectively.
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An article for use in a non-combustible aerosol provision system, the article comprising an aerosol-generating portion and a downstream portion downstream of the aerosol-generating portion, the aerosol-generating portion comprising a first hollow tubular element, a rod of aerosol-generating material, and a second hollow tubular element, wherein the first and second hollow tubular elements are positioned adjacent to and abutting an upstream and a downstream end of the rod of aerosol-generating material, respectively.
An article for use in a non-combustible aerosol provision system, the article comprising an aerosol-generating portion comprising an aerosol-generating material and an aerosol-modifying additive, wherein the aerosol-modifying additive is provided only in or in greater concentration in a section forming a downstream end of the aerosol-generating portion, and wherein the aerosol-modifying additive is arranged to be released into aerosol generated by the aerosol-generating material when heated.
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An article for use in a non-combustible aerosol provision system, the article comprising an aerosol-generating portion and an upstream portion upstream of the aerosol-generating portion, wherein the aerosol-generating portion comprises a rod of aerosol-generating material, and wherein the upstream portion is free of aerosol-generating material, and wherein the upstream portion extends between 5% and 13% along the length of the article.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.