Definitions

1. Vog is a volcanic mixture that includes gases and aerosols which react with oxygen, moisture, and sunlight. (Web site)
2. A vog is a VideoBlog (Adrian: "A vog is the video equivalent of a blog.
3. Vog is a visible haze consisting of gas plus a suspended mixture of tiny liquid and solid particles, called aerosol.
4. Vog is a term that refers to volcanic smog.
5. Vog is created when volcanic gases (primarily oxides of sulfur) react with sunlight, oxygen and moisture. (Web site)

Thought

1. Status: offline Okay, perhaps I missed it, but what is VOG? Originally I thought you were talking about a modified POG.

Lungs

1. The amount of damage depends on how much vog the lungs have been exposed to and how sensitive the lungs are.
2. Lungs can be permanently damaged after long exposure to vog.

Hawaii

1. Currently in use in Hawaii for air quality problems associated with vog and the Kilauea volcano. (Web site)

Skin

1. Vog can cause health problems that range from irritated eyes, skin and lungs.

Mariana Islands

1. Volcanic smog (Vog) from Anatahan volcano in the Mariana islands has extended 1,225 nautical miles west, nearly to the Philippines.

Anatahan

1. However, due to its proximity to Anatahan, vog does occasionally affect Guam. (Web site)

Mucous Membranes

1. Vog can irritate your eyes, nose, skin, throat, tissues, and mucous membranes due to the vog particle’s small size.

Big Island

1. The Big Island has long dealt with vog, but levels increased dramatically ever since Kilauea started a new eruption at Halemaumau in March last year.

Volcanic Gases

1. Vog is created when volcanic gases (specifically oxides of nitrogen) react with sunlight, oxygen and moisture.
2. Active volcanoes in Hawaii have caused problems with acid rain and " vog," a combination of volcanic gases and fog. (Web site)

Sulfur Dioxide

1. An erupting volcano can also emit high levels of sulfur dioxide, creating volcanic smog, or vog.
2. Volcanic smog or vog is formed when sulfur dioxide and other pollutants from an active volcano react with oxygen, moisture, dust and sunlight. (Web site)
3. Sulfur dioxide gas reacts chemically with sunlight, oxygen, dust particles, and water to form volcanic smog known as vog. (Web site)

Smog

1. Vog and smog both share similarities as well, they both cause acid rain, and they are both hazardous for plants and animals (including humans) to breathe.
2. Vog and smog both primarily contain the harmful chemical Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) which irritates the lungs.
3. These volcanic gases are called VOG, a portmanteau (blended word) from the words "volcanic" and "smog".

Vog

1. Vog Vog and smog, both contain harmful chemicals that can damage the environment and the health of humans and other animals.
2. Vog Vog and smog both primarily contain the harmful chemical Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) which irritates the lungs.
3. Vog and smog, both contain harmful chemicals that can damage the environment and the health of humans and other animals. (Web site)

Categories

1. Environment > Pollution > Air Pollution > Smog
2. Volcanic Gases
3. Erupting Volcano
4. Harmful Chemicals
5. Big Island
6. Books about "Vog" in Amazon.com
   

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