The Northeastern section of the United States where acid rain is caused by high numbers of factories and power plants is one affected area. Also in that same region, the Southeastern section of Canada is affected and the main cause is factories in the Toronto-Hamilton area. Central Europe and Scandanavia (Sweden, Norway and Finland) are also affected, here being the British and other European factories doing the damage. One more main area that is affected is parts of Asia, specifically India and China, where acid rain is caused by large numbers of factories.
Countries that are mostly affected by acid rain include; United States and Canada mostly because of high numbers of factories, power plants and large numbers of automotive plants. In Europe, Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, Sweden, Norway and Finland are affected because of British and European factories. In Asia, India and China are mostly affected mainly because of the large numbers of factories.
It is most affected in the U.s and Canada. Mostly in states/cities that have lots of factories.
acid rain affects one third of china
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Scandinavia
Parts of Sweden are seriously affected, so are areas of Canada and the United States, Germany, Poland etc.
canada, germany, london,britian,sweden,north/south america,norway,france,greece,india,china
Bangladesh were most affected by cyclones in south asia
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The poles or the extremities are being affected the most. It is due to the various factors influencing the depletion.
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Rocks containing carbonate (CO2) are highly affected by acid rain. Limestone (CaCO2) is a very common carbonate rock.
Sulfuric Acid
The world's most dangerous acid is Hydroflouric acid, which is actually classified as a weak acid, believe it or not. Perchloric acid gets my vote. No it isn't I thought it was carborane superacid. It was just discovered
Mid Latitude cyclones typically affect latitudes between 30 and 60 degrees.
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The shoulder, elbow, knee, and ankle joints are the most commonly affected by tendon injuries.