CH 15: Air pollutants are found throughout the entire global system

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What did Chattanooga do to address their pollution problem?

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❌ is defined as the introduction of ❌, particulate matter or microorganisms into the atmosphere at concentrations high enough to harm plants, ❌, and ❌s such as buildings, or to alter ❌

Air pollution

chemicals

animals

material

ecosystems

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Air pollution can occur naturally or anthropogenically

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Which of the following is a natural cause of air pollution?

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Which of the following is an example of anthropogenic air pollution?

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In general, the air is ( much cleaner, much dirtier, the same ) than it was 40 years ago.

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Recently, which of the following have had the worst outdoor air quality issue?

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Which of the following have indoor air pollution as a human health issue?

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Even though air pollution has been with us for millenia, both the definition of pollution and the classification of a subtance as a pollutant are still in transition.

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The science of air pollution is closely intertwined with

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The US Clean Air Act was enacted in

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The US Clean Air Act identified pollutants that significantly threaten human well-being, ecosystems and/or structures

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The six pollutants identified by the Clean Air Act of 1970 included

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Although not stated in the Clean Air Act, volatile organic compounds and sulfur dioxins are commonly measured air pollutants that have the potential to be harmful

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Sulfur dioxide is a ( corrosive, volitile, flammable, smelly ) gas that comes primarily from combustion of fuels such as ( coal and oil., natural gas and oil., oil and tar sands., coal and peat. )

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Sulfur dioxide is released by

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The atmosphere is __ percent nitrogen gas.

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Gasoline-powered vehicles give off more particulate matter, in the form of black smoke, than diesel-powered vehicles.

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Particulate matter ranges in size from ( 0.01, 1, 0.1, 0.001 ) micrometers to ( 100, 1000, 10.1, 100.001 ) micrometers

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Particulate matter larger than micrometers is usually filtered out by the noise and throat and is not regulated by the EPA.

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blank are of concern to air pollution scientists because they are not filtered out by the nose and throat and can be deposited deep inside the respiratory tract.

Advanced Placement (Chapter 15) AP Environmental Science Test sobre CH 15: Air pollutants are found throughout the entire global system, creado por Angelia Prip el 18/02/2016.

CH 15: Air pollutants are found throughout the entire global system

What did Chattanooga do to address their pollution problem?

❌ is defined as the introduction of ❌, particulate matter or microorganisms into the atmosphere at concentrations high enough to harm plants, ❌, and ❌s such as buildings, or to alter ❌

Air pollution can occur naturally or anthropogenically

Which of the following is a natural cause of air pollution?

Which of the following is an example of anthropogenic air pollution?

In general, the air is much cleaner much dirtier the same( much cleaner, much dirtier, the same ) than it was 40 years ago.

Recently, which of the following have had the worst outdoor air quality issue?

Which of the following have indoor air pollution as a human health issue?

Even though air pollution has been with us for millenia, both the definition of pollution and the classification of a subtance as a pollutant are still in transition.

The science of air pollution is closely intertwined with

The US Clean Air Act was enacted in

The US Clean Air Act identified pollutants that significantly threaten human well-being, ecosystems and/or structures

The six pollutants identified by the Clean Air Act of 1970 included

Although not stated in the Clean Air Act, volatile organic compounds and sulfur dioxins are commonly measured air pollutants that have the potential to be harmful

Sulfur dioxide is a corrosive volitile flammable smelly( corrosive, volitile, flammable, smelly ) gas that comes primarily from combustion of fuels such as coal and oil. natural gas and oil. oil and tar sands. coal and peat.( coal and oil., natural gas and oil., oil and tar sands., coal and peat. )

Sulfur dioxide is released by

The atmosphere is __ percent nitrogen gas.

Gasoline-powered vehicles give off more particulate matter, in the form of black smoke, than diesel-powered vehicles.

Particulate matter ranges in size from 0.01 1 0.1 0.001( 0.01, 1, 0.1, 0.001 ) micrometers to 100 1000 10.1 100.001( 100, 1000, 10.1, 100.001 ) micrometers

In general, the air is ( much cleaner, much dirtier, the same ) than it was 40 years ago.

Sulfur dioxide is a ( corrosive, volitile, flammable, smelly ) gas that comes primarily from combustion of fuels such as ( coal and oil., natural gas and oil., oil and tar sands., coal and peat. )

Particulate matter ranges in size from ( 0.01, 1, 0.1, 0.001 ) micrometers to ( 100, 1000, 10.1, 100.001 ) micrometers