Electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes — battery-operated
nicotine-delivery devices that mimic the look and feel of smoking by
vaporizing a liquid solution such as propylene glycol — appeared in
European and American markets less than a decade ago. Sales have reached
$650 million a year in Europe and are projected to reach $1.7 billion
in the United States in 2013. Though these figures are a small fraction
of sales figures for traditional cigarettes, e-cigarettes represent a
substantial market achievement; indeed, some people predict that they
may eventually eclipse tobacco cigarettes.
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