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acid rain kills everything thats living practially
it can hurt unicorns
By burning holes in your skin.
dangerous to living organisms
William J. Pegg has written: 'Physiological effects of sublethal levels of acid water on fish' -- subject(s): Acid mine drainage, Acids, Ecophysiology, Effect of water pollution on, Fishes, Physiological effect
Abiotic factors are non-living things that effect living things. Factors like acid rain, earthquakes, fires, hurricanes and even gases can effect animals.
it can affect living things by poisioing the living things in the world because of the toxic gas vanessa xx
Acid rain effects Fishes because when the (acid)rain falls in the pond or the lake, the acid collects in the water becoming stronger and stronger until the fish can't live any longer.
Burns your skin. Kills plants.The biggest effect of acid rain is on lakes and streams. It makes the water in them acidic. Fishes are not able to survive in this acidic water. This causes damage to trees. Acid rain also accelerates the decay of building materials and paint. The pollutants generated by acid rain also harm the human health.
No, it does not effect all rocks the same. It depends on the type of rock and the acid level in the rain.
CaCO3 is a base. It will neutralize acid and hence the pH of acid increases (tends to reach neutral pH)
yes well acid rain is when rain absorbs kinds of pollutants so it can pretty much harm living and nonliving parts of the ecosystem so if the polluted water gets evaporated it can rain and soil absorbs it and it falls into lakes so the fishes and flowers can be harmed.