Vaporizing salt and dispersing it in the air raises questions about its impact on air's dielectric properties. The discussion centers on whether the presence of salt can transform air into a conductor or a dielectric medium, particularly under low to medium voltage conditions. It is suggested that while salt may influence the air's insulating properties, the presence of fresh air pockets could still impede conductivity. The core inquiry revolves around whether sufficient salt can enhance the air's permittivity, making it more conducive to electrical flow. Ultimately, the feasibility of using vaporized salt to alter air's dielectric characteristics remains uncertain.
