Secondhand smoke emitted by a lit cigarette combined with the smoke exhaled by active smokers is more accurately referred to as

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The combination of secondhand smoke emitted by a lit cigarette and smoke exhaled by active smokers is referred to as environmental tobacco smoke. This term accurately reflects the fact that the smoke permeates the environment and can have negative health effects on those who are exposed. "Passive smoke" could also be considered correct, but it is not as commonly used as "environmental tobacco smoke." "Active smoke" refers specifically to smoke exhaled by a person who is actively smoking, while "dirty air" is a more general term that could refer to any type of air pollution.

Secondhand Smoke Emitted by a Lit Cigarette Combined with the Smoke