Cool Infographic Shows Relative Size of Particles That Are Too Small to See

This infographic by the Visual Capitalist shows the relative size of particles around us we can’t or can hardly see but can easily inhale. A particle needs to be needs to be 10 microns (μm) or less before it can be inhaled into your respiratory tract. But just how small are these specks?

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