It does not have water in it like fog does. Hope it helps- Roxas riku
because smog contains dirty particles which is came from the smoke of vehicles.
Fog can be made thicker by the presence of smoke, as the particles in the smoke can serve as condensation nuclei for water droplets to form around. This can result in the fog becoming more opaque and reducing visibility even further.
The original ten was smog for SMoke + fOG. With more modern events where the effect is caused by the action of sunlight and ozone on chemicals or auto exhaust and fog it is often referred to as Photochemical Smog
Smog is a combination of smoke and fog. It begins with the letter s.
smoke + fog = smog
smoke / fog = sm-og = smog
When smoke and fog combine, they create smog. Smog is a type of air pollution that consists of smoke and fog, often worsened by human activities such as burning fossil fuels. It can have harmful effects on human health and the environment.
The original ten was smog for SMoke + fOG. With more modern events where the effect is caused by the action of sunlight and ozone on chemicals or auto exhaust and fog it is often referred to as Photochemical Smog
London doesn't have smog (smoke/fog) any more because of the decrease in industry and coal burning fires. People in the north of England used to refer to London as 'The Smoke'.
Yes, a fog machine can set off a smoke detector, especially if it uses glycol or glycerin-based fog fluid, which can produce particles that resemble smoke. However, some fog machines produce a denser fog that may trigger detectors more easily. To prevent false alarms, it's best to use fog machines in areas with smoke detectors turned off or to use fog fluids specifically designed to minimize the risk of triggering alarms. Always check local fire safety regulations before using fog machines in public or commercial spaces.
"Mist" is a word that blends with both "smoke" and "fog." Mist is a weather phenomenon that resembles fog, which is a cloud that forms at ground level, and it can often be associated with smoke in certain environments.
Smoke and fog together generally form smog.