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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
smoke visible gaseous product of incomplete combustion. Smoke varies with its source, but it usually comprises hot gas and suspended particles of carbon and tarry substances, or soot. To reduce the amount of smoke entering the atmosphere, air pollution laws generally require that power plants, factories, and other large combustion facilities burn anthracite (hard) coal, natural gas, or low-sulfur fuel oil rather than bituminous (soft) coal or high-sulfur fuel oil, and that smokestacks be equipped with scrubbers or other devices. Proper firing techniques and equipment can eliminate or greatly... Read more
Smoke Inhalation
U*X*L Complete Health Resource SMOKE INHALATION DEFINITION Smoke inhalation is breathing in smoke. Smoke contains many substances that can cause damage to the human body. DESCRIPTION The most common cause of smoke inhalation is fire in a structure, such as a home, office, or factory ... Read more
Smoke Detector
How Products Are Made Smoke Detector Background A smoke detector is a device that senses the presence of smoke in a building and warns the occupants, enabling them to escape a fire before succumbing to smoke inhalation or burns. Equipping a home with at least one smoke ... Read more

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Free Article State-specific prevalence of smoke-free home rules--United States, 1992-2003.
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report; 5/25/2007