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The analysis of the materials collected during this process by scanning electron microscopy revealed that the smoke of a 3R4F reference cigarette contained approximately 6 10 11 ultra-fine solid particles of a median diameter of 75 nm (90% of the particles had a diameter between 20 and 120 nm) [74]