Define Aerosol.Give any one example
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An aerosol is a suspension of fine solid particles or liquid droplets, in air or another gas. Example of Natural aerosol are fog.. I hope you like my answer you like my answer so please Mark me as brainliest.
An aerosol is a suspension of fine solid particles or liquid droplets, in air or another gas. Example of Natural aerosol are fog.. I hope you like my answer you like my answer so please Mark me as brainliest.
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An aerosol is a suspension of fine solid particles or liquid droplets in air or another gas that is enclosed under pressure and discharged as a fine spray by use of a propellant gas.
Explanation:
- An aerosol is a collection of solid particles or liquid droplets scattered in the air.
- Smoke, fog, sea spray, and pollution particles in the atmosphere are examples.
- Because aerosol particles, such as dust, have condensation and freezing nuclei, they are necessary for precipitation.
- An aerosol is a suspension of small solid particles or liquid droplets in air or another gas (abbreviation of "aero-solution").
- The aerosol could be natural or man-made.
- Fog or mist, smoke, tree exudates, and geyser steam are some examples of aerosols.
- Anthropogenic aerosols include particulate air pollution and smoking.
- They also impact the electrical characteristics of the environment and have a role in chemical reactions.
- They range in size from a few nanometers, less than the width of the tiniest viruses, to several tens of micrometers, roughly the diameter of human hair, and they float through Earth's atmosphere from the stratosphere to the ground.
- Aerosols are very microscopic particles that float through the air.
- Chemical reactions can potentially benefit from the use of aerosols as catalysts (heterogeneous chemistry).
- The reactions that lead to stratospheric ozone depletion are the most important.
- During the winter, aerosols build in the polar areas, generating polar stratospheric clouds.
- Aerosols with particles larger than 50 micrometers are often unstable unless there is a lot of air turbulence, such as in a strong rainstorm.
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