How does a vaping device produce smoke? What is inside a vape? Why do we call it Vape? скачать в хорошем качестве

How does a vaping device produce smoke? What is inside a vape? Why do we call it Vape?

We will answer these questions in this video. Vape is a device that many people are using now-a-days to replace smoking cigarettes. We know cigarettes are made up of tobacco and we lit it with a lighter and can see a burning tip which produces smoke. However, in vape we don’t see any such thing. A person just inhales and when it exhales, we see a lot of smoke. What kind of magic happens inside that small device. Let’s delve into it to see what it is made of. Vaping devices use a liquid known as e-liquid or vape juice. This liquid typically contains a mixture of propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, nicotine, and flavorings. Vegetable glycerin produces thick smoke when heated, so smoke that we see comes from this. But the question remains, what causes it to heat. Vaping devices are powered by rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. The battery provides the necessary electrical energy to heat the coil. When the user activates the vape device the battery sends an electric current to the coil. The coil, typically made of resistive wire, converts electrical energy into heat due to its resistance. The coil is wrapped around a wick, usually made of cotton or other absorbent materials. As the coil heats up, it vaporizes the e-liquid absorbed in the wick. This process creates vapor, which the user inhales. But how about nicotine which a smoker would look for while vaping. propylene glycol is a good solvent, meaning it effectively dissolves flavoring compounds and nicotine, helping to distribute these substances evenly throughout the e-liquid and then helps them in becoming part of the smoke. But then why is it called vape? The smoke formed by vape is called vapors and the process of forming these vapors is called vaporization. So, vape is short from of vaporization.