The remnants from tobacco smoking gathered on material in the smoker's local environment after smoking has finished is called:
A) smokeless tobacco.
B) vaping.
C) third-hand smoke.
D) second-hand smoke.

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Third-hand smoke refers to the residual nicotine and other chemicals that remain on surfaces and in dust after smoking has stopped. This residue can linger for days, weeks, or even months after smoking has occurred and can pose health risks to non-smokers, especially children and infants. Smokeless tobacco (A) refers to products like snuff or chewing tobacco that are used without being burned, vaping (B) refers to the use of electronic cigarettes which produce vapor rather than smoke, and second-hand smoke (D) refers to the smoke that is exhaled by smokers and that others can inhale.

The Remnants from Tobacco Smoking Gathered on Material in the Smoker's