Sounds like a Meth lab= Tobacco

 Some random facts because i care and want you to know

Cancer Causing AgentsNitrosamines
Crysenes
Cadmium
Benzo(a)pyrene
Polonium 210
Nickel
P.A.H.s
Dibenz Acidine
B-Napthylamine
Urethane
N. Nitrosonornicotine
Toluidine
MetalsAluminum
Zinc
Magnesium
Mercury
Gold
Silicon
Silver
Titanium
Lead
Copper
AcetoneNail Polish Remover
Acetic AcidVinegar
AmmoniaFloor/Toilet Cleaner
ArsenicPoison
ButaneCigarette Lighter Fluid
CadmiumRechargeable Batteries
Carbon MonoxideCar Exhaust Fumes
DDT/DieldrinInsecticides
EthanolAlcohol
FormaldehydeDead Body Preserver
Fabric Preserver
HexamineBarbecue Lighter
Hydrogen CyanideGas Chamber Poison
Methane
Swamp Gas
MethanolRocket Fuel
NapthaleneMothballs
NicotineInsecticide
Addictive Drug
NitrobenzeneGasoline Additive
Nitrous Oxide PhenolsDisinfectant
Stearic AcidCandle Wax
TolueneIndustrial Solvent
Vinyl ChlorideIngredient of PVC


Sounds like a Meth lab right - check again,
Following (ABOVE) are some of the categories of chemicals found in each cigarette:

Ammonia (one of the 4,000 chemicals placed in cigarettes) is added solely for the purpose of enhancing the effects of nicotine. Ammonia added to commercially made cigarettes can boost the impact of nicotine 100 times. -- (The Washington Post, July 30, 1997)

 

How are tobacco products different from each other?

Tobacco products differ mostly in the way they are used and, consequently, the way they injure users. Cigarettes are the most common form of tobacco used, but cigars and smokeless tobacco are every bit as dangerous. All tobacco causes cancer; cigars and cigarettes most commonly cause lung cancer, but they can lead to a variety of other cancers, as well. Smokeless tobacco, on the other hand, mostly causes cancer of the mouth, throat, and stomach. All tobacco use also leads to heart disease.

All tobacco contains nicotine, which is a highly addictive drug, but the different products have different amounts. For example, one cigar has as much nicotine as almost three packs of cigarettes. A cigar can contain up to 444 mg of nicotine, while a cigarette can contain up to 11 mg of nicotine! A pocket-size packet of smokeless tobacco contains as much nicotine as three packs of cigarettes. The moister the tobacco, the higher the nicotine content.

All tobacco also contains a variety of toxic chemicals. Cigar smoke has the same poisons and chemicals that cause cancer as cigarette smoke and contains higher levels of some of those chemicals. Smokeless tobacco contains formaldehyde, which is embalming fluid, nitrosamine and benzopyrene, which are known carcinogens, and Uranium 235 and Polonium 210, both of which are nuclear products. In all, chewing tobacco (or spit tobacco) contains at least 28 cancer-causing chemicals!