Today, we're diving into the fascinating realm of chemical fog effects—those artificial mists that mimic natural fog or smoke, found everywhere from concert stages to industrial cleanrooms.
So, how is this mystical mist made? Modern fog machines heat specialized fluids until they vaporize. This vapor then rapidly expands through a nozzle, mixing with cooler air. The sudden temperature drop causes the vapor to condense into tiny liquid droplets, creating that visible fog. The density and duration depend largely on the fluid's composition.


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