A typical American cigarette is roughly 35% flue-cured Virginia, 23% Burley, 15% Oriental, and 27% reconstituted sheet tobacco (made from stems, ribs, and scrap)
Cigarette smoke is a two-headed monster, made up of: Tiny Solid Particles: This is the ash, soot, and tar that you can sometimes see and that makes everything feel grimy
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