What is the HPLC based Fluorescent Testing for smoking?

This technique has been developed for monitoring carcinogenic pollutants in environmental tobacco smoke & is thousand times more sensitive than previous techniques.It involves two dual computer-programmable fluorescence detectors that are used along with high performance liquid chromatography and combined with a unique new sample preparation protocol to screen for a wide range of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and their equally hazardous alkyl derivatives in environmental tobacco smoke.

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