Dear Josh
I understand that the PAH's are manufactured from the CHO+H2O in the wood fuel. The right people to comment on the PAH extraction are Philip Lloyd and Frank. They measure these things. Philip, don't you have a PAH meter of some kind? >.and BBQ charcoals test high for PAHs because of post-manufacture additives? Kingsford has 6 ingredients but I am pretty sure that is not the source of the PAH content. They are pretty innocuous. Charcoal is not. >With BBQ charcoal, that could be lighter fluid, which could be naptha (-lene)? That is a possibility if there are 'rapid lighting' edges. Jellied petroleum, sometimes. Regards Crispin
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