Definition
Tiny liquid or solid particles suspended in a gas, often in the air, like mist, smoke, or spray. It can also mean a pressurized can that releases a substance as a fine spray.
Etymology
From *aero-* “air” and *-sol*, shortened from *solution*, modeled after words like *colloid*. The term was developed in the early 20th century in chemistry and physics.
Kelly Says
Clouds, deodorant spray, and even some viruses all use the same trick: they ride through the air as aerosols. That invisible mist can travel surprisingly far, which is why scientists care so much about how aerosols move and spread.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
አየር ብረት
a-yer bre-t
ARالعربية
مستحلب
mus-tah-lab
CACatalà
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
CSČeština
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
DADansk
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
DEDeutsch
Aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
ELΕλληνικά
αεροζόλ
a-e-ro-zol
ESEspañol
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
FAفارسی
آئروسل
a-e-ro-sol
FISuomi
ilmasumute
il-ma-su-mu-te
FRFrançais
aérosol
/eʁozɔl/
GUGU
વાયુદ્રવ
va-yu-dra-v
HEעברית
אארוזול
a-e-ro-zol
HUMagyar
aeroszol
a-e-ro-szol
IDBahasa Indonesia
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
ITItaliano
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
KMKM
អាកាសស្រព
a-ka-sa-srap
MRMR
वायुद्रव
va-yu-dra-v
MSBahasa Melayu
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
MYမြန်မာ
လေစွမ်းအား
le-su-mun-aa
NLNederlands
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
NONorsk
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
PLPolski
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
PTPortuguês
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
RORomână
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
RUРусский
аэрозоль
a-e-ro-zol
SVSvenska
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
SWKiswahili
aerosoli
a-e-ro-so-li
TAதமிழ்
வளிம திரவம்
va-li-ma thi-ra-vam
TEతెలుగు
వాయుగత ద్రవం
va-yu-ga-ta dra-vam
TRTürkçe
aerosol
a-e-ro-sol
UKУкраїнська
аерозоль
a-e-ro-zol
URاردو
ایروسول
a-e-ro-sol
VITiếng Việt
hệ thống khí dung
he-thong khi-dung