The main effect is the stone decay, which cam be divided into specific types of degradations:
- black crust ( the black layer on the surface of the stone) that can cause chemical reactions that lead to the stone defragmantaion
- salt efflorescences that can also induce a certain strength inside the stone, causing the stone to defragment.......... an so on... You can find a lot more informations in some related papers on the World Wide Web.
One of the more destructive forms of pollution is acid rain. Acid rain occurs when fossil fuel emissions containing sulfur dioxide combine with moisture in the air to form acidic precipitation. When acid rain falls on historical monuments of limestone or marble, a chemical reaction takes place which has a corrosive effect on these structures. The reaction dissolves the material, leading to permanent damage.
According to the National Climatic Data Center, global temperatures have risen during the past century at a rate of 0.11 degrees Fahrenheit per decade. The concern with historical monuments lies in the temperature impacts on the chemistry. Heat acts as a catalyst, speeding the rate of chemical reactions. The fate of historical monuments becomes more uncertain, and the urgency to take action increases. Global warming occurs when greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide trap radiant heat at the earth's surface, which causes temperatures to rise.
Other factors contribute to the rate of damage to historical monuments. An increase in humidity provides the necessary environment for corrosive chemical reactions in the absence of rain. Likewise, changes in sun radiation can temporarily raise temperatures on the surface of monuments, mimicking the effects of global warming on a specific site.
Air pollution affects many monuments by turning them black or gray with soot/carbon. Smog and acid rain also harm marble, making it susceptible to crumbling.
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Air pollution causes greenhouse effect. It results in ozone depletion.
Geography
Ozone layer does not cause air pollution. It is a layer protecting us from the adverse rays of the sun.
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effect of pollution on historical places in hindi
The best way to save historical monuments is to make sure they are officially declared as monuments. Once declared, they are legally protected.
There is not an exact known number, but there are LOTS of historical monuments. Practically every part of Europe has its own historical monuments.
What are the benefits of historical monuments and sites in guyana
There are many historical monuments. Taj Mahal is one of the best in the world.
Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England ended in 1999.
do's and don'ts at monuments
The cast of Respect Historical Monuments - 2010 includes: Subhagata Bhattacharya
to avoid pollutions
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the effects of a clean environment are water pollution land pollution air pollution