since it has heat. that makes it lighter than the air surrounding you. once it cools to atmospheric temperature, it will come down since it's weight is high and it'll get sedimented in the ground(your room).
every gas which as light weight floats away but you can see smoke because it has a color and other gases donot.
Yes smoke does have mass and it does occupy space.
a. Americium-241 Smoke detectors might have an ionizing chamber. If it does, the chamber holds a radioactive nuclide to ionize the particles in the smoke to set off the detector. Usually the radioactive source is americium.
"Floccuration" is not a word. You may mean 'floccuLation' , which is the grouping together of colloidal particles to form a precipitate which may float in liquid.
Material suspended in the air in the form of minute solid particles or liquid droplets, especially when considered as an atmospheric pollutant.
When the skin is intact on an orange, it will allow it to float because the rind has is filled with tiny pockets of air an is porous. If the peel is taken off, the orange will sink because it become dense.
smoke is a suspenison of what particles ?
smoke particles are bigger than gas particles.
No .
They float into the atmosphere .
yes smoke has mass. smoke is made of little particles of whatever is being burned. that's why you can smell smoke, because the little particles react with receptors in your nose.
Smoke particles pick up a negative charge.Smoke particles are attracted to the collecting plates.Collecting plates are knocked to remove the smoke particles.
non gaseous particles are smoke and salt
The smoke is spreading into the atmosphere.
Anything in the form of tiny particles that can float in the atmosphere is an aerosol. This can be fine drops of liquid, like water vapour, or particles of dust, as are thrown up by a volcano erupting.Common aerosols in the atmosphere are:Inorganic: dust, smoke, sea salt, waterOrganic: pollen, spores, bacteriaAnthropogenic (man-made): smoke, ash, dust (from burning), aerosol spray can emissions, cigarette smoke, soot from car exhausts.
Light particles will always float to the top, in a solution.
Alpha radiation is emitted from the amercium button in a smoke detector. When smoke goes into the smoke detector it blocks the stream of alpha particles emitted from the americium. That triggers an alarm.
No. Smoke is made up of solid particles mixed in with a gas.