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Atmoshperic pollution Flashcards

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1
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name non biodegradable pollutants

A

DDT, arsenic salts of heavy metals, radioactive material and plastics

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2
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troposhpere limit is

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10km from sea level

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3
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primary pollutant example

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CO2, DDT

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4
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secondary pollutant example

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natural fog, pollen grains, bacteria, volcanic eruptions, dust, smoke, mist fumes, gases and vapours, O3, PAN

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5
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PAN full form

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Peroxyacetyl nitrate

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6
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diseases caused by oxides of sulphur

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asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, irritation of eyes, stiffness in flowers

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7
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irritation of eyes is caused by

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SO2

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8
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SO2 + O3 —–>

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SO3 + O2

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9
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SO2 + H2O2 —>

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H2SO4

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10
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NO +O3 —>

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NO2 + O2

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11
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NO2 effect on plant

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damages leaves and retards photosynthesis

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12
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nature of hydrocarbons produced on incomplete combustion

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carcinogenic

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13
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which is the direct sink of CO

A

micro organisms

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14
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CO effect on women

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cigarette smoke produces CO which can be harmful for pregnanyt women and cause birth defects and abortions

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15
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how much solar radiation is absorbed by the earth

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75%

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16
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greenhouse gases

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CH4, N2O (nitrous oxide), CO2, H2O, O3, CFC

17
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greenhouse gas cause which diseases

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dengue, malaria, yellow fever, sleeping sickness

18
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pH of acid rain

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<5.6

19
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viable pollutants

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bacteria, fungi, moulds, algae

20
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non viable pollutants

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smoke, fume, dust, mist

21
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what is smog

A

opaque or dark fog having smoke, dust, gases and water vapours

22
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components of classical smog

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smoke fog, SO2

23
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names of classical smog

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london smog, reducing smog

24
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which is reducing smog

A

classical/london smog

25
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photochemical smog contains

A

O3, PAN, NOx

26
Q

climate for classical

A

cold humid

27
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climate for photochemical

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warm, dry, sunny

28
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which is oxidising smog

A

photochemical smog

29
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colour of classical smog

A

dark brown

30
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colour of photochemical smog

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reddish brown

31
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what does NO2 and O3 produce in photochemical smog

A

formaldehyde, acrolein, PAN

32
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whcih pollutants are present in stratosphere

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chlorine nitrate,O3, CFC, NO2

33
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when does the ozone hole get bigger

A

aug-september

34
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cholrine nitrate formula

A

ClONO2

35
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chemical weed of troposphere

A

O3

36
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effects of deplettion of ozone layer

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skin cancer, ageing, DNA, cataract, increase transpiraation, damage paint and fibre

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