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Classical smog has a reducing nature due to abundance of Sulfur dioxide,whereas Photochemical smog is oxidising die to high concentrations of ozone and other oxidants.
classical or chemical smog
Classical conditioning was discovered by Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov in the early 20th century. He famously demonstrated how dogs could associate a bell ringing with food, leading to conditioned responses.
Mars was discovered long before telescopes were invented. It is one of the classical planets, discovered in ancient times.
Why, that would be Smog -- a worried derived from the two words, Smoke and Fog, first reportedly used in LA that has plenty of both.
it was first baroque, then classical, then romantic.
You need o get a smog certificate license first then apply for all the necessary permits
First . . . Earth Tied for second . . . Venus, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn Then, in order . . . Uranus Neptune Pluto . . . other dwarves Extra-solar planets
Back when music was first played in a classical way, not many people knew about it. Eventually, more people discovered classical music via fliers, posters, newspaper articles or just hearing a noise from a building and feeling curious. Then, as famous pianists came to be known like Beethoven, Mozart and Bach, classical music really took off. Back then, the only music was classical or opera, and less wealthy people could watch classical performances and it was cherished.
Ballet is one of the first types of dance and uses classical music so it is very classical.
"Classic Smog" is the rich, heady mixture of fog, sulfur dioxide and coal smoke particulates that were found in London England in the early 1900's. "New Improved Smog" also known as photochemical smog is the result of nitrogen oxides and volatile hydrocarbon reacting in the presence of sunlight to form ozone, associated polycyclic aromatics and a brown haze popular in modern cities. Especially ones with lots of cars, stagnant air masses and abundant sunshine.
The string quartet was the first of the new classical genres.