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No. Because the mass of particles in vape smoke to cause smell is not the same as the transmission density of viral particles needed to cause viral transmission
by magicroot75 6y ago
No. Because the mass of particles in vape smoke to cause smell is not the same as the transmission density of viral particles needed to cause viral transmission. I believe it takes inhalation of at least 1000 particles of covid for there to be a reasonable chance of transmission. This is not necessarily anything similar to "smell" density of smoke. Whereas Co2 density measures the density of air particles in the ambient air.