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7.4 Atmospheric CO2 & PM
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_____ appears naturally in the atmosphere from sources such as respiration, decomposition, and volcanic eruptions.
O3
CO2
E3
C3
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What is NOT a natural source of air pollutants?
Forest Fires
Plants (esp. conifers)
Volcanoes
Hydrogenated Charcoal
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Natural Sources of CO2 & PM
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Size of particles from combustion (especially vehicles) smaller dust particles.
More likely to travel deep into the lungs due to smaller size.
Associated with chronic bronchitis and increased risk of lung cancer."
PM 2.5 μ
PM 10 μ
PM12 μ
PM8 μ
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Size of particles or liquid droplets like dust, pollen, ash, or mold that are too small to be filtered out by nose hairs and trachea cilia; can irritate respiratory tract & cause inflammation"
PM 2.5 μ
PM 3.5 μ
PM 10 μ
PM 15 μ
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Multiple Choice
Which below can be considered an air pollutant?
chemicals
particulates
microbes
odorless gases
all of these
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Multiple Choice
Which is NOT a source of SO2?
combustion of fossil fuels
volcanic eruptions
forest fires
lightning
none of these are sources of SO2
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Multiple Choice
78% of the Earth's atmosphere is made up of
H2O
SO2
N2
CO2
Ar
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Multiple Choice
Which below is considered an air pollutant?
stratospheric ozone
tropospheric ozone
exospheric ozone
mesospheric ozone
thermospheric ozone
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Which below is a source of particulate matter?
burning wood
dust from gravel roads
volcanoes
forest fires
all of these are sources of particulate matter
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The global atmospheric CO2 concentration in 1980 was
340 ppm
100 ppm
400 ppm
450 ppm
510 ppm
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The global atmospheric CO2 concentration in 2020 was
340 ppm
100 ppm
410 ppm
450 ppm
510 ppm
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Volcanic eruptions can be sources of air pollution
True
False
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