👉 Energy fumes refer to the visible emissions of heat and light produced by the movement and interaction of charged particles, primarily electrons and protons, within materials or systems. These emissions manifest as a spectrum of colors, from blue-white to red, depending on the temperature and energy levels involved. In electrical circuits, for instance, energy fumes appear as visible heat radiating from wires and components due to resistance, while in nuclear reactions, they can take the form of intense radiation. These fumes are a direct result of energy being converted from one form to another, often releasing excess thermal energy that manifests as light and heat.
