### cloud | aerosol:

Smoke
* All smoke contains pollutants, some of which are toxic.
* All smoke is harmful to the lungs
  - respiratory system
* Most smoke affects health
  - quality
  - sperm quality
  - causes lung problems
  - comes from cigarettes
* Most smoke contains carbon monoxide
  - carcinogen
  - chemicals
  - dioxide
  - know carcinogen
  - numerous carcinogen
  - small particles
  - substances
  - sulfur dioxide
  - harms children
* Most smoke has chemicals
  - effects
  - harmful chemicals
  - health effects
* Most smoke has serious effects
  - irritates lungs
  - is generated by fire
* Most smoke produces carbon monoxide
* Most smoke reduces health
  - oxygen
* Some smoke affects homes.
* Some smoke causes air pollution
  - blindness
  - cancer
* Some smoke causes coronary diseases
  - heart diseases
  - death
  - depressions
* Some smoke causes fatal diseases
  - lung diseases
  - inflammation
* Some smoke causes lung cancer
  - premature death
  - respiratory diseases
  - severe depressions
* Some smoke contributes to cancer
  - goes into lungs
* Some smoke harms babies
  - fetuses
  - includes hydrocarbons
* Some smoke increases energy levels
  - induces atherosclerosis
  - influences perceptions
* Some smoke is generated by burn electrical wire
  - reduces infiltrations
  - residues cause cancer
* acts as an irritant to the eyes and respiratory membranes.
  - non-smokers more than smokers themselves
  - skin
* also can affect a non-smoker
  - contains tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide
  - forms a layer of buildup, which reduces efficiency
  - makes the airways slow to heal
  - repels midges
* always contains carbon monoxide which can be lethal.
* are of various kinds, each one significant of a particular object
  - the solid version of silver tabbies
  - toxic, albeit to differing degrees
* bothers people.
* can affect the flavor of honey.
* can aggravate allergies
  - ocular allergies for smokers and nonsmokers alike
* can also contribute to mucous membrane irritation so avoid it if possible
  - stick to wood surface
* can be a warning of danger
  - annoying and cause damage to property
  - dark black to light grey
  - just as dangerous as fire
  - cause reddening, itching and watering eyes
  - contain a variety of dusts, gases and vapors, depending on what is burning
  - degrade the effectiveness of many types of lasers
  - fill a building in a very short period of time
  - have negative short and long-term health effects
* can involve cancer
  - dies
* can make coughs worse
  - it difficult to breathe, damaging breathing passages
* can make the breathing problems and coughing worse
  - child's coughing and breathing problems worse
* can overwhelm a child or adult in minutes
  - achild or adult in minutes
  - remain in an area for many days
  - significantly reduce the firefighter's abilities to sense changes in fire behavior
* cans have effects.
* causes damage
  - flowers to die quicker, as does excess heat caused by ovens and televisions
  - smoke inhalation
  - the airways to narrow, making it more difficult to breathe
* circles the intravenous and dissipates in fluorescent lights.
* clogs the air form fires burning away in Mexico.
* comes from a fire
  - being used in games, and mold and mildew from being locked in a closet for years
  - in several different forms, including dark black, blue, and white
* common term used for particulates large enough to be visible.
* complex product of combustion.
* consists of carbon particles, which can conduct electricity.
* containing hexachloroethane is used to extinguish fires.
* contains a wide variety of mutagens and rodent carcinogens
  - benzene, nitrosamines, formaldehyde and hydrogen cyanide
* contains carbon monoxide which is toxic to the brain
  - monoxide, which reduces the blood s oxygen carrying ability
  - deadly gases, and heat rises
  - heavy metals lead, cadmium, polonium, arsenic
  - hot and toxic gases
  - nicotine, which causes the blood vessels to constrict
  - particle of unburnt carbon that make it look black
  - poison gases
  - toxic fumes and can be deadly
  - toxins
* contributes to problems.
* damages blood vessels
  - the strength of blood vessel walls
* easily travels throughout a building and is only held back by physical barriers.
* ends with dies.
* floats in the warm evening air.
* fumes linger in bedding and air and toxins accumulate on walls and f urniture.
* generally disperses well in an unstable atmosphere.
* goes into the ear canal and melts the ear wax, and sucks it out by a vacuum.
* happens as soon as the motor power adds a bit of heat.
  - so many toxins that it causes lung cancer in non-smokers who inhale the smoke
* helps keep away coldness and mosquitoes.
* increases symptoms of asthma and allergies.
* irritates airways
* irritates the bronchial passages, which prolongs the cold symptoms
  - eyes, nose and bronchial tubes
  - mucous membranes and vocal cords
* is aerosols.
* is also a component of internal combustion engine exhaust gas , particularly diesel exhaust
  - problem in Venezuela
  - very harmful to books and computers
  - an example of fine solid particles dispersed in gases
  - carbon or soot from burning
  - composed of fine particles of a solid dispersed in a gas
* is created as wood smolders in electrically heated wood box
  - extremely variable in particle size and toxicity
  - full of carcinogens
  - harsh on lungs, and best used in a water-pipe
  - hot and rises, so it is less dense along the floor
* is in a solid state
  - the air and liquor is on the breath
  - indications
  - inhaled and held
  - inhibitive or even corrosive to certain optical systems
* is located in air
  - bars
  - lofts
  - skies
* is made up of evaporated water, carbon dioxide and unburnt particles of the fuel
  - tiny particles that can lodge in the lungs
  - particles, gases and water vapor
  - microscopic particles, and is trapped as well
  - more pervasive than most people think
* is motivated by the goal of addicteds
  - often more deadly than flames
  - one of the most well known and common irritants contributing to asthma
  - particulate matter consisting of very fine solid particles and condensed vapour
  - poisonous
* is produced by burning leaves, twigs, clippings, prunings or even paper
  - in large quantities
  - responsible for More deaths than actual fires
* is the greatest danger in a fire
  - leading cause of death in house fires
  - major cause of death in residence hall fires
  - number one killer in fires
  - product of incomplete combustion
  - reason most people die in a house fire
  - thing that makes electrical circuits work
* is used to conceal units and individual weapon systems
  - describe a certain condition of visibility
  - screen or obscure
  - suffocate wombats in their burrows and possums in their hollows
* is usually the culprit that overwhelms fire victims like the Erwins
  - result of incomplete combustion or certain engine operating conditions
  - vaporization
  - very effective at reducing visibility
* kills the sense of smell and therefore taste.
* known respiratory hazard and asthma trigger
  - trigger for asthma attacks
* lingers in drapes and carpet and can cause breathing problems.
* makes all things that are electrical work
  - electronic circuits work, since circuits stop working once the smoke escapes
  - hair and clothing stink
* mixture of carbon particles and water vapor
  - solid particles and gases
  - soot and other particles with the gases produced by combustion
* never occurs in a lake, which is heterologous with things that contain fire.
* often have white around the eyes and a lighter colored belly.
* passes through bronchi.
* permeates everything with which a smoker comes into contact.
* permeates the atmosphere
  - etheric and is able to 'dissolve' ambient charge in an environment
* primarily means visible smoke, but even in common parlance can include the smell.
* provides cloud condensation nuclei, particles of matter on which cloud vapor condenses.
  - the ability of radioactive ions to form a conductor and the alarm is activated
* released by forest and management fires inhibit rainfall.
* results in damage
  - skin damage
* revelatory of the fluids and at the same times a revelatory fluid of the subtle entities.
* rises and can be dangerous if too much is inhaled
  - during a fire
  - from stacks because it is warmer than the surrounding air and thus less dense
  - in space
  - nearly vertically
  - vertically with little if any drift
* rises, so the cleanest air is near the floor.
* sign of a fire
  - that certain lands are being cared for properly
* stains walls and chewing tobacco is very damaging to carpets.
* tends to rise, breaking up and becoming diffused.
* triggers responses.
* type of pollution that can be seen because it is made up of solid particles.