Abstract: The invention relates to an aerosol-forming material for a water pipe comprising a first substance and at least one second substance that is kept by the first substance and that after activation of the aerosol-forming material is at least partially released, wherein the first substance has pores for receiving the second substance and the second substance is a fluid. Here, it is provided that the first substance comprises a synthetic zeolite.

Abstract: The invention relates to a waterpipe tobacco substitute. A waterpipe allows the user to consume aerosols and flavorings present in the fluid. A problem with known waterpipes is that the fluid suffers decomposition or combustion because of substantial heat. Moreover, aerosols and flavorings are no longer sufficiently released. An object of the invention, therefore, is to enable uniform and complete release of the aerosols and flavorings. This object is achieved by means of a waterpipe tobacco substitute which comprises at least one closed-pore carrier for the fluid.

Abstract: The invention relates to an aerosol-forming material for a hookah, which comprises a first substance and at least one second substance which is held by the first substance and which is at least partly released following activation of the aerosol-forming material, wherein the first substance comprises pores for receiving the second substance and the second substance is a fluid. Provision is made for the first substance, based on the weight thereof, to comprise at least 65 wt % of clinoptilolite.