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Aside from Phenol, there are 20 other Phenolic compounds that occur in the wood smoke of hardwoods, further limiting the growth and life of bacteria.

NO bacteria = No Scent!

PHENOL, commonly known as Carbolic Acid, was the very first antiseptic.
It was discovered by Joseph Lister, a Civil War era surgeon and founding father of bacterial study, that by applying carbolic acid to the wounds of amputees’, the survival rate of patients increased from fifty percent to over ninety-five.
By utilizing Carbolic Acid, the bacteria in wounds was killed and the growth of new bacteria was severely limited. Thus the development of the terms Bactericidal-kills bacteria and Bacteriostatic- limits new growth.