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Jonathan Zimmerman
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Sulfate and Nitrates Effects on Water Supplies Effects on Forests Effects on our Buildings Effects our pollution has on Canada Effects Mexico’s Pollution is having on us
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What is the pH scale? Natural Water is usually about 5.5 on the scale
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Sulfur and Nitrogen oxide are a by product of fossil fuels
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These pollutants reacts with atmosphere, and then are transported and deposited as sulfates and nitrates
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Carbon dioxide + Water = Carbonic acid (weak) Sulfur dioxide + Water = Sulfuric acid Nitrogen oxides + Water = Nitric acid
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Map of pH values in the US. Where is it most acidic?
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pH values for the year 2000
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pH Values for 1996
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Carbon dioxide + Water = Carbonic acid (weak) Sulfur dioxide + Water = Sulfuric acid Nitrogen oxides + Water = Nitric acid
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Normal Precipitation is 5.5 pH, Fish Reproduction is affected at 5.0 pH, and Adult Fish Die at 4.0 pH
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Notice the pH which affects mollusks. What is the pH of Long Island?
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A yellow coloring of tree leaves is sometimes a sign of acid rain damage.
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Acid Rain. Trees along the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina are dying as a result of acid rain.
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Carbon dioxide + Water = Carbonic acid (weak) Sulfur dioxide + Water = Sulfuric acid Nitrogen oxides + Water = Nitric acid Simulation: the Effects of Acid Rain on buildings, statues, and ancient monuments:
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