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MAGZine says>" your lungs generally aren't capable of aerosolizing the virus into small enough matter to qualify." No, every exhalation is aerosol and filled w
by giardini 6y ago
MAGZine says>" your lungs generally aren't capable of aerosolizing the virus into small enough matter to qualify."
No, every exhalation is aerosol and filled with particles from your body. They slip by the mask's edge and through it's seams. No mask that isn't airtight can stop those particles.
Droplets are emitted when you cough or sneeze and are much larger. Droplets are like boulders, aerosol like marbles. Viruses are tiny compared with aerosols and ride on both aerosols and droplets.