The Atmosphere Air Quality Chapter 1 Section 2. Pollutants Harmful substances in the air, water & soil Mostly due to burning fossil fuels –Coal –Oil –Gasoline.

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The Atmosphere Air Quality Chapter 1 Section 2

Pollutants Harmful substances in the air, water & soil Mostly due to burning fossil fuels –Coal –Oil –Gasoline –Diesel fuel

Particles Natural Sources –Forest fires –Dust storms –Soil erosion –Volcanoes Human Activities –Burning fossil fuels

Photochemical Smog Chemical that react ith each other when sunlight is present –Nitrogen oxides –Sulfur oxides –Hydrocarbons –Ozone Smog –Smoke + fog

Acid Rain Rain that contains more acid than normal –Nitrogen oxides  Nitric Acid –Sulfur oxides  Sulfuric Acid Can kill plants Dissolves animal eggs

Improving Air Quality –Cleaner cars Less emissions & improved gas efficiency –Clearer power plants scrubbers  But… –More cars & more power plants now