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To make these waste parts smokable, however, and to increase sheet strength, required the addition of a substance to release the pectins in tobacco stems so they may form a gel which becomes the binder in the blended leaf sheet.11 In the 1950s Philip Morris had begun exploring the use of diammonium phosphate (DAP) in recon and found it to be a successful pectin releaser and a potent flavor enhancer, masking the unpleasant taste of stem.12 The company set up its first pilot plant for ammoniating tobacco (with DAP) in 1961, and 6 years later patented the diammonium phosphateblended leaf (DAP-BL) process after realizing diammonium phosphates ability to increase free nicotine delivery in cigarettes.13 The patent, interestingly, contains nothing about DAPs ability to freebase nicotine, citing only its importance as a pectin releaser.14 The tobacco industry also uses ammonia to remove nicotine from tobacco

(1984) [Ethylene oxide and cancerreview of the literature and follow-up of 2 studies.] Arbete och Hlsa, 49 : : 1-32 (in Swedish)