👉 Fumes are fine particles or droplets of liquid that are released into the air, often as a result of combustion processes, chemical reactions, or industrial activities. These can originate from sources like vehicle exhaust, burning fuels, industrial emissions, and even household products containing volatile chemicals. In environments where fumes are present, they can pose significant health risks, including respiratory issues, irritation of the eyes and skin, and in severe cases, long-term damage to lung function. Monitoring and controlling fume emissions is crucial in occupational settings, homes, and public spaces to ensure air quality and protect human health.
