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Air Pollution

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Total cards: 23•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Examples of primary air pollutants are carbon monoxide,smoke,and

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Volcanic ash

#2
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The contamination of the atmosphere introduction of pollutants human and natural resources is

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Air pollution

#3
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Explain how secondary pollutants are formed

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They are formed when primary pollutants react with other primary pollutants or with naturally occurring substances

#4
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List two examples of secondary pollutants

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Ozone and smog

#5
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What is one reason that ozone near the earth’s surface is dangerous

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It absorbs harmful radiation that could damage your lungs

#6
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How is smog formed

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Smog forms when ozone and vehicle exhaust react with sunlight

#7
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What is one way local geography plays a part in smog formation in Los Angeles

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The mountains around LA trap pollutants

#8
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How much of the human caused air pollution in the United States is caused by cars

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20%

#9
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List two sources of industrial air pollution

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Burning of fossil fuels, and industrial chemicals

#10
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What are two ways to reduce indoor air pollution

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Ventalation and to limit the use of chemical solvents and cleaners

#11
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Acid precipitation contains rain, sleet, or snow with a high concentration of acids that come from

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Air pollution

#12
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When Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide combine with water in the atmosphere they form

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Sulfuric acid and nitric acid

#13
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When acid precipitation causes the acidity of soil to increase is called

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Acidification

#14
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Where are three of the forest areas in the world that are affected by acid precipitation located

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They’re located in Eastern Europe, the US, and Canada

#15
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A rapid change in the acidity of a body of water is called

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Acid shock

#16
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How long do CFC molecules remain active in the stratosphere

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60 to 120 years

#17
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What is the main problem caused by the ozone hole

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It allows more UV radiation to reach earth’s surface

#18
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What is one reason the ozone hole is dangerous to humans

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UV radiation can cause skin cancer

#19
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What are three effects of air pollution on human health

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Lung cancer, coughing, and headaches

#20
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In the United States the law that gives the Environmental Protection Agency authority to control the amount of air pollution is the

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Clean air act

#21
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What are two methods industries use to reduce air pollution

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They use scrubbers and the allowance trading system

#22
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What are two ways car manufacturers are using to reduce air pollution

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Making cars that run on other fuels, and using standard catalytic converters

#23
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What are two ways people can reduce air pollution from vehicles

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Cleaner fuels and carpooling