Words SPEAK LOUDER than a non-descript pix of an unknown subject trying to simplify a topic.......looks like an exerpt from the origional STAR TREK program: "City on the Edge of Forever"......????.....or....say what you mean.........
You’re killin’ me
I believe that your pix was from the movie, PULP FICTION by Quinton Tarantino staring Samuel L.Jackson and John Travolta.......yes????.......
Certainly the smoke from an uncontrolled tire fire is far more toxic and contains more complex chemical compounds than the white smoke given off from spinning the tires. Even the act of driving a car causes tires to give off vapor; much of the wear that occurs in everyday tires that get less tread over the years is from the outside rubber layer coming off as a gas. At any rate, unless the car floor is full of holes, much of the tire smoke from a burnout won't be entering the car interior. Relax, Bob.
Beside the smoke....nobody ever mentions the particulates (micronic sized solids) contained in the smoke. What compounds are these complex chemical compounds??....is there an analysis of the smoke's composition? The change from a solid to a gas is a process called sublimation...changing from a solid to a gas without passing thru the liquid phase.....is this the tire smoke you referenced? What about the winner of a NASCAR event....where burnouts abound.....and smoke so thick the car disappears......
Actually, they are BOTH Rog.Top ones Roger!
Regarding the tire smoke from burnouts (and burning tires in general), how do you know what the smoke contains and it's overall effects??? It's very likely that you've never read the novel George Orwell's 1984, about a utopian society, where the citizens are told what to believe in.......have we, this generation, believe in what we're being told, without question.......tire smoke won't hurt you......believe what you want....and read the book.....you may change your mind.......enlighten one's persona.......
