Wednesday, 9/24/2014 1.Set up pg.25 of INB (just the top) Do not set up for CN. OBJ = SWBAT identify major air pollutants and explain their effect on humans.

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Wednesday, 9/24/ Set up pg.25 of INB (just the top) Do not set up for CN. OBJ = SWBAT identify major air pollutants and explain their effect on humans Topic = Air Pollutants

Wednesday, 9/24/2014 In Class: 1.Create data table 2.Air pollutants Homework: 1.Make sure your INB has been corrected from the first check to now. 2.Study your flashcards

Air Pollution = the release of damaging materials into the atmosphere.

Primary Air Pollutants: released directly into the air PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Carbon Monoxide Sulfur Dioxide Nitrogen Dioxide Volatile Organic Compounds Particulate Matter Lead PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Tropospheric Ozone Sulfuric Acid & Nitric Acid Secondary Air Pollutants: when primary air pollutants react chemically with other substances

Primary Air Pollutants: released directly into the air PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Carbon Monoxide (CO) *colorless, odorless *gas *incomplete combustion of fossil fuels *vehicles, industry, etc… *binds to hemoglobin (blood can’t carry oxygen to body) Sulfur Dioxide (SO 2 ) Nitrogen Dioxide (NO 2 ) Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) Particulate Matter Lead (Pb)

Primary Air Pollutants: released directly into the air PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Carbon Monoxide (CO) *colorless, odorless *gas *incomplete combustion of fossil fuels *vehicles, industry, etc… *binds to hemoglobin (blood can’t carry oxygen to body) Sulfur Dioxide (SO 2 ) *colorless gas *unpleasant odor *burning fossil fuels *coal (a lot) *creates secondary pollutants *acid rain & lung problems Nitrogen Dioxide (NO 2 ) Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) Particulate Matter Lead (Pb)

Primary Air Pollutants: released directly into the air PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Carbon Monoxide (CO) *colorless, odorless *gas *incomplete combustion of fossil fuels *vehicles, industry, etc… *binds to hemoglobin (blood can’t carry oxygen to body) Sulfur Dioxide (SO 2 ) *colorless gas *unpleasant odor *burning fossil fuels *coal (a lot) *creates secondary pollutants *acid rain & lung problems Nitrogen Dioxide (NO 2 ) *reddish-brown gas*electricity production *combustion engines *serious lung irritation *smog & acid precipitation Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) Particulate Matter Lead (Pb)

Primary Air Pollutants: released directly into the air PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Carbon Monoxide (CO) *colorless, odorless *gas *incomplete combustion of fossil fuels *vehicles, industry, etc… *binds to hemoglobin (blood can’t carry oxygen to body) Sulfur Dioxide (SO 2 ) *colorless gas *unpleasant odor *burning fossil fuels *coal (a lot) *creates secondary pollutants *acid rain & lung problems Nitrogen Dioxide (NO 2 ) *reddish-brown gas*electricity production *combustion engines *serious lung irritation *smog & acid precipitation Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) *carbon compounds that evaporate easily *fumes *vehicle engines *cleaning products *industrial, some natural *carcinogen (causes cancer) *produce tropospheric ozone Particulate Matter Lead (Pb)

Primary Air Pollutants: released directly into the air PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Carbon Monoxide (CO) *colorless, odorless *gas *incomplete combustion of fossil fuels *vehicles, industry, etc… *binds to hemoglobin (blood can’t carry oxygen to body) Sulfur Dioxide (SO 2 ) *colorless gas *unpleasant odor *burning fossil fuels *coal (a lot) *creates secondary pollutants *acid rain & lung problems Nitrogen Dioxide (NO 2 ) *reddish-brown gas*electricity production *combustion engines *serious lung irritation *smog & acid precipitation Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) *carbon compounds that evaporate easily *fumes *vehicle engines *cleaning products *industrial, some natural *carcinogen (causes cancer) *produce tropospheric ozone Particulate Matter *solid or liquid floating particles *windblown dust *fire (soot & chemicals) *construction *breathing problems *lung damage Lead (Pb)

Primary Air Pollutants: released directly into the air PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Carbon Monoxide (CO) *colorless, odorless *gas *incomplete combustion of fossil fuels *vehicles, industry, etc… *binds to hemoglobin (blood can’t carry oxygen to body) Sulfur Dioxide (SO 2 ) *colorless gas *unpleasant odor *burning fossil fuels *coal (a lot) *creates secondary pollutants *acid rain & lung problems Nitrogen Dioxide (NO 2 ) *reddish-brown gas*electricity production *combustion engines *serious lung irritation *smog & acid precipitation Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) *carbon compounds that evaporate easily *fumes *vehicle engines *cleaning products *industrial, some natural *carcinogen (causes cancer) *produce tropospheric ozone Particulate Matter *solid or liquid floating particles *windblown dust *fire (soot & chemicals) *construction *breathing problems *lung damage Lead (Pb) *heavy metal *particulate matter *industry- metal works *leaded gasoline *body tissue damage *nervous system damage

PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Tropospheric Ozone *colorless *unpleasant odor *located in troposphere *interaction of sunlight, heat, nitrogen oxides (NO2), and VOCs *injure living tissues *respiratory problems Sulfuric Acid (H 2 SO 4 ) & Nitric Acid (HNO 3 ) Secondary Air Pollutants: when primary air pollutants react chemically with other substances

PollutantDescriptionSourceEffect Tropospheric Ozone *colorless *unpleasant odor *located in troposphere *interaction of sunlight, heat, nitrogen oxides (NO2), and VOCs *injure living tissues *respiratory problems Sulfuric Acid (H 2 SO 4 ) & Nitric Acid (HNO 3 ) *acidic*created when sulfur dioxide and (SO2) nitrogen oxides (NO2)combine with water in the atmosphere *components of acid precipitation Secondary Air Pollutants: when primary air pollutants react chemically with other substances

Types and Sources of Air Pollutants

Temperature Inversion