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1. Aerosol Particles

   Linked via "combustion processes"

   Primary aerosols are emitted directly into the atmosphere in particulate form. Major natural sources include wind-blown dust (terrestrial erosion)/), sea salt spray (oceanic evaporation)/), and volcanic eruptions (ejecta)/). Biological emissions, such as pollen and fungal spores, also contribute significantly to the primary load.
   Anthropogenic primary sources are dominated by [combustion processes](/entries/combustion-proc…

2. Mist

   Linked via "combustion processes"

   Formation and Composition
   Mist occurs when moist air cools to its dew point, causing water vapor to condense around microscopic airborne particulates known as hygroscopic nuclei (HNs)/). These nuclei are frequently composed of aerosolized salts from evaporated saline bodies, fungal spores indigenous to temperate zones, or, in industrialized regions, trace [metallic oxides…