Acid Deposition.

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Acid Deposition

Acid Rain

Acid deposition is a term that includes all processes by which acidic components as precipitates or gases leave the atmosphere. There are two main types of acid deposition: Wet acid deposition: rain, snow, sleet, hail, fog, mist, dew fall to the ground as aqueous precipitates. Dry acid deposition: acidifying particles, gases fall to the ground as dust and smoke, and later dissolve in water to form acids. Acid Deposition

Sulfur oxides

Nitrogen Oxides

Acid deposition

Effects of acid deposition

Effects of acid deposition

Effects of acid deposition

Effects of acid deposition

Responses to acid deposition Many governments have responded with measures aimed to reduce the emissions of nitrogen and sulfur oxides. Responses to acid deposition

Responses to acid deposition

Responses to acid deposition

Responses to acid deposition

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