A vapor trail, also known as a contrail, is a visible line of condensed water vapor created by the exhaust of an aircraft flying at high altitudes. When the hot, humid air from the engines mixes with the colder atmosphere, it can form ice crystals, resulting in the trail we see behind the aircraft. These trails can vary in appearance and duration, depending on atmospheric conditions such as temperature and humidity.
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The cast of Vapour Trail - 2002 includes: Shihiko Anakura Aya Endo Toru Yoshie
Water vapour.
Ice crystals of frozen exhaust particles.
All aircraft engines emit hot air and they are usually flying in very cold air, so the hot air appears as a vapour trail.
That trail is called a contrail, which is short for "condensation trail." It forms when water vapor from the engine exhaust condenses and freezes into ice crystals in the cold air at high altitudes.
Another name for a plane vapor trail is a contrail, short for condensation trail. Contrails are formed when water vapor from the engine exhaust of an aircraft condenses into ice crystals due to the cold temperatures at high altitudes.
The white trail is called a contrail which is short for condensation trail. The fumes that are emitted from the engines of planes contain a large amount of water vapours. When the plane is at a high altitude, the temperature can be low enough to freeze the water vapour into tiny crystals which we see as a white trail. The trail disappears when the water evaporates.
The jet contrails are exaust from the jet engines, which is mostly carbon dioxide and water vapour.
When charged particles pass through a 'Cloud Chamber'; a chamber in which the condensation is only just occurring; occasionally they will alter, by collision, the charge on a water vapour molecule. Thus this vapour molecule will be attracted to an adjacent vapour molecule and condense to a droplet. And be seen.
No. Vapour does not smell.
The water vapour condensed on the windows. The vapour rising off the acid made me choke.