Why does smoke from a fire or a cigarette often have a blue tinge to its
colour?
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Why does smoke from a fire or a cigarette often have a blue tinge to its colour? So, the short, blue waves are scattered about more by the tiny smoke particles because they are closer to the same size. ... Smoke particles that are sucked into the lungs are a bit bigger because they are not burned down completely
Why does smoke from a fire or a cigarette often have a blue tinge to its colour? So, the short, blue waves are scattered about more by the tiny smoke particles because they are closer to the same size. ... Smoke particles that are sucked into the lungs are a bit bigger because they are not burned down completely
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The short, blue waves are scattered about more by the tiny smoke particles because they are closer to the same size. Smoke particles that are sucked into the lungs are a bit bigger because they are not burned down completely.
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