👉 Separated fumes occur when two or more volatile substances, each with different boiling points, are present in an enclosed space and vaporize at different rates, leading to a mixture where each component is isolated into separate streams. This separation can happen naturally due to temperature differences or artificially through ventilation systems designed to prevent the buildup of hazardous vapors. In such environments, one gas might evaporate more quickly than another, creating distinct layers or pockets of air where each fume exists independently, potentially leading to health risks if inhaled in concentrated forms.
