Cigarette smoke

[superjenniddong]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California

It's obvious that secondhand smoke is released, then diffused rather quickly, at least in sight. But if the smoke was concentrated in a clear box made of glass persay, would the smoke stay visible?

btw, I'm planning to make a clear rectangular prism about 6 feet high with aperatures in which smokers can smoke into so that the second hand smoke will become trapped, and I can show how much smoke is released from a single, or a number of cigarettes, for my social issue project for english.

So if anyone knows if the smoke will diffuse even if it's trapped inside of an airtight box, leave a comment. Thanks

[cyjeff]

Originally Posted by superjenniddong

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California

It's obvious that secondhand smoke is released, then diffused rather quickly, at least in sight. But if the smoke was concentrated in a clear box made of glass persay, would the smoke stay visible?

btw, I'm planning to make a clear rectangular prism about 6 feet high with aperatures in which smokers can smoke into so that the second hand smoke will become trapped, and I can show how much smoke is released from a single, or a number of cigarettes, for my social issue project for english.

So if anyone knows if the smoke will diffuse even if it's trapped inside of an airtight box, leave a comment. Thanks

This ain't Mr. Wizard... and we don't do homework.

[Alex23]

No, cigarette smoke never goes away. Is that what you wanted to hear?

[Zigner]

Originally Posted by rozerjack

People shouldn't smoke around children. But if it's "child abuse," ban it in the home. And get a warrant.

Having known people who were really "abused" by parents, I find the senator's stance appalling.

What a deep and intriguing thought...