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EGEE101 exam 3 quiz questionsWhere is the Ozone Layer? - answer Stratosphere
Ground level ozone is a - answer secondary pollutant
Smog is more common in the winter - answer false
PM2.5 is worse for your health than PM10 - answer True
2.5- organic compounds, metals
10-dust, pollen, mould
What Is needed for smog formation - answer warm enough temperatures
violate organic compounds
sunlight
NOx
Gasoline is the same if purchased in the summer or the winter - answer False
we need to avoid vapor lock in the summer months so the blend is different
The ozone layer is the primary cause of climate change - answer false
What helps to trap ground level ozone - answer temperature inversions
What is the protocol that phased out the chlorofluorocarbons that are ozone destroying
chemicals - answer Montreal Protocol
What is the largest contribution to the hole in the ozone layer? - answer Solvent learning
products
Emission (answer) is the process where you have allowances that can be banked,
used, or sold. It lowers the overall cost of compliance and achieves a limit on how much
can be emitted. - answer Emission Trading
What is the pH value of normal rain - answer5.6
What are two answers are always correct for reducing all pollution - answer
conservation and efficiency
, This answer SO2 from the coal fired flue gas before it exits stacks. - answerScrubbers
In the United States where is the higher acid "rain" challenge - answerNorth East
When acidic snow mets the stream gets a rapid increase in acid water. What is that
called? - answeracid shock
What gases are covered by the term NOx - answerNO2
NO
N2O
Acid mine runoff is due mostly to? - answerWater filtering though abandoned
underground coal mines
culm and gob banks
What are significant natural emissions sources for SO2 or NOx - answermicrobial
processes
lightning
fires
volcanoes
What is legislation is responsible for much of the reduction in SO2 and NOx emissions. -
answerClean Air Act
When there is a chemical equations with a double half-headed arrow -
answerequilibrium
What doe PPM stand for? - answerparts per millions
global warming is the preferred technical term - answerfalse
climate change
Which of these is the molecular formula for glucose? - answerC6H12O6
Which of these economic sectors contributed to the most greenhouse gases? -
answerelectricity generation
What is the name of this curve that resulted from data from the Hawaiian Mauna Lao
observatory - answerKneeling
How much CO2 is there in the atmosphere - answer>400PPM
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