t. thompson writes:
My son is attending the firemans academy and
has a question that he cannot find the answer to.
Question:"what is "irregular vapor dispersement"
This is a generic question and could be any vapor.
It sounds pretty straight forward to me. You have a vapor that is dispersed throughout a given space at various levels of concentration. Without any more detail to go on I'd say that's the most obvious explanation.
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Best guess irregular vapor distribution is a feature of atmospheric vapor treatment. The vapor has to displace atmosphere and as such there is no drive to equalize the vapor density. If instead a vacuum is created then the vapor is allowed to fill the vacuum a regular or uniform density of vapor is established.
Irregular gas dispersion
