dry fog
"Dry fog" describes a type of fog that lacks moisture, often resulting from dust or smoke particles in the air.
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Definition
C1Meteorology
(technical)A haze caused by fine particles or pollutants, reducing visibility without adding moisture to surfaces.
Example
- The city experienced dry fog, making it hard to see the skyline.
- Dry fog often occurs in industrial areas due to airborne pollutants.
C2Industrial Applications
(technical)A fine mist used in processes like dust suppression and disinfection, created by specialized equipment and not causing wetness.
Example
- The factory used dry fog to control dust levels.
- Dry fogging is an effective method for disinfecting large areas without leaving moisture.
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