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ANY VISIBLE OR INVISIBLE PARTICLE OR GAS FOUND IN THE AIR THAT IS NOT PART OF THE ORIGINAL, NORMAL COMPOSITION.

N ATURAL : FOREST FIRES, POLLEN, DUST STORM Unnatural: man-made; coal, wood and other fuels used in cars, homes, and factories for energy

5 Major Pollutants: 1..) Carbon Monoxide 2.) Sulfur Dioxide 3.) Nitrogen Dioxide 4.) Particulate Matter 5.) Ground Level Ozone 5 Major Pollutants: 1..) Carbon Monoxide 2.) Sulfur Dioxide 3.) Nitrogen Dioxide 4.) Particulate Matter 5.) Ground Level Ozone

Carbon Monoxide colorless, odorless produced when carbon does not burn in fossil fuels present in car exhaust deprives body of O2 causing headaches, fatigue, and impaired vision

Sulphur Dioxide  produced when coal and fuel oil are burned  present in power plant exhaust  narrows the airway, causing wheezing and shortness of breath, especially in those with asthma Sulphur Dioxide  produced when coal and fuel oil are burned  present in power plant exhaust  narrows the airway, causing wheezing and shortness of breath, especially in those with asthma

Nitrogen Dioxide reddish, brown gas produced when nitric oxide combines with oxygen in the atmosphere present in car exhaust and power plants affects lungs and causes wheezing; increases chance of respiratory infection Nitrogen Dioxide reddish, brown gas produced when nitric oxide combines with oxygen in the atmosphere present in car exhaust and power plants affects lungs and causes wheezing; increases chance of respiratory infection

Particulate Matter particles of different sizes and structures that are released into the atmosphere present in many sources including fossil fuels, dust, smoke, fog, etc. can build up in respiratory system aggravates heart and lung disease; increases risk of respiratory infect

Combination of gases with water vapor and dust Combination of words smoke and fog Forms when heat and sunlight react gases (photochemical smog) Occurs often with heavy traffic, high temperatures, and calm winds

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