Aerosol generation
The device controls the pH treatment rate of nicotine-containing tobacco in electronic hybrid devices by using a high-pH volatilizable material to generate a vapour that pH-treats the tobacco, ensuring consistent nicotine delivery and improved taste in electronic tobacco hybrid devices.
CA3124603CActive Publication Date: 2026-07-07NICOVENTURES TRADING LTD
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CA · CA
- Patent Type
- Patents
- Current Assignee / Owner
- NICOVENTURES TRADING LTD
- Filing Date
- 2019-12-20
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-07
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
Existing electronic tobacco hybrid devices experience inconsistent nicotine delivery per puff and loss of nicotine due to the high volatility of pH-treated tobacco, leading to reduced organoleptic properties.
Method used
A device and method that volatilizes a high-pH material to generate a vapour or aerosol, which pH-treats an aerosolisable material containing nicotine, controlling the rate of nicotine liberation by managing the flow rate of the vapour/aerosol, thereby ensuring consistent nicotine delivery and reducing ammonia release.
Benefits of technology
The solution provides sustained and consistent nicotine delivery per puff while improving the organoleptic properties by controlling the pH treatment rate, minimizing nicotine loss, and reducing ammonia smell.
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a device (1) for generating an inhalable medium the device comprising: a container (9) retaining a first volatilisable material (10), the material having a pH of greater than 7; a heater (11) for volatilising the first volatilisable material held in the container; a chamber (13) containing aerosolisable material (14) comprising nicotine; and an outlet (3); the arrangement being such that in use, the first volatilisable material is volatilised by the heater to form a vapour and / or an aerosol, which passes through the chamber containing aerosolisable material and entrains one or more constituents of the aerosolisable material, thereby forming an inhalable medium which passes through the outlet.
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