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What is the visiblity of 1 cubic mile of fog made by 1 gallon of water?
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∙ 10y ago
I'm not much of a chemist, but you're talking about dispersing the water into
about 0.00000000000091 of its usual density, or about 0.00000091 gram of
water in each cubic meter of air.
At 20° C, that's about 0.0000000503 percent relative humidity. So I don't think
you need to anticipate too much difficulty making out the shape of large objects
through that kind of fog.
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