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The 37 pages that link to Aerosol, each with the reason it gives.

• EmulsionCompared with: An aerosol has gas as its continuous medium, unlike an emulsion's liquid medium.

• Particulate matterNarrower topic: Particulate matter is the particle component of an atmospheric aerosol.

• Particle sizeRelated: Aerodynamic particle size governs how aerosols travel and deposit in the respiratory tract.

• ColloidBroader topic: It is the gas-based form present in mist, smoke, and sprays.

• Greenhouse gasCompared with: Aerosols often scatter sunlight or alter clouds, unlike gases that absorb and emit infrared radiation.

• Atmospheric perspectiveRelated: Aerosols scatter and absorb light between an observer and distant objects.

• Planetary atmosphereBroader topic: Suspended particles scatter light, form clouds, and alter atmospheric heating.

• Black carbonNarrower topic: Airborne black carbon behaves as an aerosol whose atmospheric effects depend on its size and mixing.

• Climate change attributionRelated: Human-produced aerosols can cool or warm climate and complicate attribution of greenhouse-gas effects.

• HumidityRelated: Humidity can make hygroscopic aerosol particles absorb water and grow.

• InhalationRelated: Inhaled aerosols can deposit substances along the respiratory tract.

• Electrostatic precipitatorNarrower topic: The precipitator treats particle-laden gas, a form of aerosol.

• IncenseNarrower topic: Incense smoke is an aerosol that carries particles and gases through the air.

• Atmospheric opticsRelated: Aerosols alter visibility and color by scattering and absorbing sunlight.

• Electronic cigaretteNarrower topic: The device produces an aerosol, not simply water vapor.

• TroposphereRelated: Tropospheric aerosols alter visibility, cloud formation, and the balance of incoming and outgoing radiation.

• Biomass burningNarrower topic: Smoke is an aerosol whose particles affect health, visibility, and climate.

• Droplet transmissionCompared with: Fine aerosols can remain airborne longer than the larger particles traditionally emphasized in droplet transmission.

• Aerosol propellantNarrower topic: A propellant creates the dispersed droplets or particles that make a product an aerosol.

• Aerosol transmissionNarrower topic: Aerosol transmission is one way aerosols can carry infectious agents between hosts.

• HumidifierRelated: Mist-producing humidifiers release water as airborne droplets, not vapor.

• Tear gasNarrower topic: Dispersed droplets or particles carry irritant chemicals through the air.

• Global dimmingBroader topic: Aerosols scatter and absorb sunlight, and can alter the properties of clouds.

• Air purifierRelated: Purifiers interact with contaminants while they are suspended as aerosols.

• DeodorantRelated: Aerosol packaging made spray deodorants a distinct and widely used product format.

• InhalerNarrower topic: Inhalers deliver medicines as airborne particles that can enter the respiratory tract.

• LegionellaRelated: Inhalation of contaminated water aerosols is a key route of Legionella exposure.

• MistNarrower topic: Mist is a liquid-droplet aerosol, a narrower case of particles dispersed in air.

• Global coolingBroader topic: Atmospheric aerosols can reflect sunlight and alter clouds, producing a cooling influence.

• VaporCompared with: A visible mist may contain droplets rather than the substance's vapor.

• AerobiologyNarrower topic: Biological particles follow the same atmospheric transport processes as nonbiological aerosols.

• Belt of VenusRelated: Aerosols can alter the brightness and color of the twilight band.

• Cloud (meteorology)Narrower topic: Cloud droplets and ice crystals are suspended particles, but clouds also involve condensed atmospheric water.

• Dinitrogen pentoxideRelated: Atmospheric N₂O₅ uptake on aerosol particles alters its chemical fate.

• HEPARelated: Many airborne contaminants reach HEPA media as aerosols.

• Particle (materials science)Broader topic: Airborne particles are studied and engineered as aerosols.

• SneezeRelated: Sneezes can generate airborne droplets and smaller particles that carry respiratory material.