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Bacteria in mist break down toxic substances, American research shows
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Bacteria in mist break down toxic substances, American research shows

So, it turns out that mist isn't just made of water droplets, but also contains bacteria that help purify the air! A recent American study found that 30 percent of these bacteria belong to the methylobacteria family, which break down toxic substances like methanol and formaldehyde to survive. Isn't that fascinating? However, there's a catch—mist is becoming less common, which means these harmful components might linger longer in the air. This discovery is exciting, but we need to pay attention to the changing climate and its effects on mist formation.
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