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WorksheetsAir Pollution Matching
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 15mins
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SO2
NO
NO2
Nitric Acid
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CO
CO2
PM
Tropospheric O3
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Pb
Hg
CFCs
VOCs
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Dissolves magnesium and calcium and releases aluminum in soil making it difficult for trees to grow
Acid Rain
Impede growth and seed production, reduce functional leaf area and accelerated aging in plants
Tropospheric Ozone
Binds to hemoglobin in the blood, reducing the ability of blood to carry oxygen
Carbon Monoxide
Excess exposure to humans causes rapid breathing, confusion, increased cardiac output, elevated blood pressure that can lead to suffocation
Carbon Dioxide
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Photochemical Smog
Brown Smog
Industrial Smog
Gray Smog
Ozone Depletion
Increased UV Radiation
Greenhouse Effect
Global Warming/ Climate Change
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Cataracts
UV
Lung Cancer
Radon
Melanoma
Asbestos
Asthma
PM
Brain Damage
Pb
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US: monitors the 6 Criteria Air Pollutants
Clean Air Act
Lower greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change
Kyoto Protocol
Agreement to lower CFC emissions to combat ozone depletion
Montreal Protocol
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Solar heat is trapped near Earth's surface by gases in the atmosphere
Greenhouse Effect
A warm layer on top of the colder layer of air keeps tall clouds from forming, prevents precipitation and traps air pollutants near the surface of the earth
Thermal Inversion
The fraction of sunlight that is reflected by a body or surface. Snow = high / asphalt = low.
Albedo
Warmer temperatures due to an abundance of surfaces that absorb heat (aka: more pavement)
Heat-Island Effect
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Emissions are higher in areas where there are a lot of cars
NOx
Higher in areas like construction sites, unpaved roads, smokestacks or fires
PM
Emissions are higher in places where we manufacture or use of everyday products and materials
VOCs
Emissions tend to be located near large point sources such as coal-fired power plants or large industrial facilities
SO2
Higher levels in the air may occur when fertilizer is applied to farm fields.
NH3
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Cars. Ex: Los Angeles, USA
Photochemical Smog
Coal. Ex: Beijing, China
Industrial Smog
Northeast USA due to higher #s of people, industry and power plants
Acid Rain
