CBSE BOARD X, asked by jennifer2482, 11 months ago

smoke and fog both are areosols how they differ​

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Answered by TheEmma
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Explanation:

smoke and fog both are areosols

the dispersion medium of both smoke and fog is air hence they are called Aerosols they differ from each other in the dispersed phase in case of smoke is first phase consists of fine particles of carbon while in case of fog particles of water .

Answered by Anonymous
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smoke and fog both are areosols how they differ

smoke and fog both are areosols how they differANSWER

Smoke and fog both are aerosols but their dispersed phase is different. The dispersed phase in fog is liquid (water droplets) whereas the dispersed phase in smoke is solid (particulate matter).

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