mikrohiukkasia
Mikrohiukkasia, often translated as microparticles, refers to extremely small solid or liquid particles suspended in a gas or liquid. These particles are typically defined by their size, which is generally considered to be less than 100 micrometers in diameter, though definitions can vary depending on the context. Their microscopic nature means they are often invisible to the naked eye.
The origin of mikrohiukkasia is diverse. They can be naturally occurring, such as dust, pollen, volcanic ash,
The impact of mikrohiukkasia is a subject of considerable scientific research. In the atmosphere, they can