Um. No.

Whether a virus is airborne or not depends strictyly on its size and has nothing to do with mist, goft, steam, etc. If it is heavier than air, it drops to the ground. If it is lighter than air, it floats in the air.

If a virus is above a certain size, it is called a droplet, ie. it drops to the ground. The only way a human being can be infected by it is to touch it, to breathe it in when is close proximity to the person (they coughed, and it spewed into our nostrils), etc. We touch their blood or spit or something else.

Covid is airborne. So it floats in the air and people breathe it in. That has now finally been admitted.

Masks are good at keeping out airborne viruses and droplets, provided they are tightly sealed which a surgical mask is not. You have to wear an N95 or N99 to keep out airborne viruses. The surgical masks which most people are wearing are totally useless.

There's your better info. You can check it with the experts. I read them every day. :)