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Effect of O -acetylation on ketene and carbonyl yields from conventional and emerging cannabinoids
The pulmonary toxicant, ketene, has been observed from electronic (e-) cigarette vaping and dabbing (flash vaporisation) of acetylated compounds such as Vitamin E Acetate (VEA) and the O-acetates of select few cannabinoids. Yet for the majority of commercially-available cannabinoids with structural
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