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Int Sci Ch 6 Air Pol

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Sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides both contribute to ___ ____. acid rain
Substances that cause harm to living things that end up in the air air pollution
Pollution can be in the form of ___, ___ or ___. solids, liquids, gases
Sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides both contribute to ___ ____. acid rain
Substances that cause harm to living things that end up in the air air pollution
Sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides both contribute to ___ ____. acid rain
Substances that cause harm to living things that end up in the air air pollution
Pollution can be in the form of ___, ___ or ___. solids, liquids, gases
Most air pollution comes from ___ activities but some is formed by ___. human, nature
___, ___, and ___ are just some of the natural sources of air polluation. volcanoes, lightening, fires
Volcanoes emit ___, ___, and ___ as air pollutants. SO2, CO2, particles
Lightening creates the secondary pollutant called ___. ozone
Sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides both contribute to ___ ____. acid rain
Sulfur oxides and nitrogen oxides both contribute to ___ ____. acid rain
Substances that cause harm to living things that end up in the air air pollution
Pollution can be in the form of ___, ___ or ___. solids, liquids, gases
Most air pollution comes from ___ activities but some is formed by ___. human, nature
___, ___, and ___ are just some of the natural sources of air polluation. volcanoes, lightening, fires
Volcanoes emit ___, ___, and ___ as air pollutants. SO2, CO2, particles
Lightening creates the secondary pollutant called ___. ozone
Particulates can cause ___ ___ problems/diseases for humans. respiratory system
What is the largest contributor to acid rain? burning fossil fuels
EPA is short for Environmental Protection Agency
A pollutant released directly into the air is called a ___ pollutant. primary
A base is any substance with a pH higher than 7
A pollutant that forms as a result of a chemical reaction between other pollutants in the air is called a ___ pollutant. secondary
An acid is any substance with a pH lower than 7
1/3 of all our air pollution in urban areas comes from burning fossil fuels in our ___ vehicles
Smog is an example of a ___ pollutant. secondary
The ___ ___ ___ was passed in 1970 and gave the government power to control vehicle ____. emissions
Toxic fumes given off by paints & chemcial refineries are called ___. volatile organic compounds
Ozone is an examples of a ___ pollutant. secondary
VOC is short for volatile organic compound
Particulates can cause ___ ___ problems/diseases for humans. respiratory system
Toxic fumes given off by paints & chemcial refineries are called ___. volatile organic compounds
Most air pollution in urban areas today comes from industries burning fossil fuels
A base is any substance with a pH higher than 7
Carbon monoxide is an ___, ___ air pollutant produced when fossil fuels are burned. odorless, poisonous
An acid is any substance with a pH lower than 7
VOC is short for volatile organic compound
The lower the pH, the more ___ the substance is. acidic
EPA is short for Environmental Protection Agency
A base is any substance with a pH higher than 7
An acid is any substance with a pH lower than 7
Carbon monoxide is an ___, ___ air pollutant produced when fossil fuels are burned. odorless, poisonous
The lower the pH, the more ___ the substance is. acidic
Soot is an example of a ___ pollutant. primary
What is in your car that is responsible for cleaning the exhaust? catalytic converter
The higher the pH, the more ___ the substance is. basic
What are two ways the government forces industries to reduce the amount of air pollution they are emitting? scrubbers, electrostatic precipitators
Particulates can cause ___ ___ problems/diseases for humans. respiratory system
1/3 of all our air pollution in urban areas comes from burning fossil fuels in our ___ vehicles
A thermal inversion can be dangerous because it traps ___ close to the ground. pollution
Carbon monoxide is an ___, ___ air pollutant produced when fossil fuels are burned. odorless, poisonous
The ___ ___ ___ was passed in 1970 and gave the government power to control vehicle ____. emissions
Soot is an example of a ___ pollutant. primary
What is in your car that is responsible for cleaning the exhaust? catalytic converter
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Most air pollution in urban areas today comes from industries burning fossil fuels
What are two ways the government forces industries to reduce the amount of air pollution they are emitting? scrubbers, electrostatic precipitators
1/3 of all our air pollution in urban areas comes from burning fossil fuels in our ___ vehicles
A thermal inversion can be dangerous because it traps ___ close to the ground. pollution
The ___ ___ ___ was passed in 1970 and gave the government power to control vehicle ____. emissions
A ___ ___ occurs when warm air traps colder air beneath it. thermal inversion
What is in your car that is responsible for cleaning the exhaust? catalytic converter
Air pollution that hangs over an area is called smog
What are two ways the government forces industries to reduce the amount of air pollution they are emitting? scrubbers, electrostatic precipitators
A thermal inversion can be dangerous because it traps ___ close to the ground. pollution
A ___ ___ occurs when warm air traps colder air beneath it. thermal inversion
Air pollution that hangs over an area is called smog
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