How does humidity, specifically using a humidifier, affect the filtration of PM2.5 particles from a room?

I live in a very smokey and dry area where people are advised to use air purifiers. Since it’s also dry I’m curious what affects, if any, adding a humidifier to a room with an air purifier would have?

When I looked into it, it seems like moisture can affect pollution and actually bring it down to the ground level e.g creating smog, so it seems like adding a humidifier to a room with an air purifier must have some effect but what that effect would be is hard to figure out.

• Would the increased humidity cause particles to stick to the water and be easier to pick up by an air filter?
• Would it just help my body absorb the pollution better and not the filter at all so it’s actually worse?
• Nothing, something, else?

Any concrete advice would, of course, be appreciated too, like:

• Do NOT run a humidifier
• Run a humidifier but only if it’s an atomizer
• Run a humidifier but only in front of your air purifier to pull pollution out quicker
• Etc

Thanks for the time!