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Why is the pH of rainwater less than 7?
pollution causes a higher alkaline level in rain! google acid rain :)
Is limestone included in acid rain?
Limestone is an alkaline compound and not included in acid rains.
Why does places have more acid rain than others?
Places with more acid rain typically have higher levels of air pollution, such as from industrial activities or vehicle emissions. Factors such as wind patterns, proximity to sources of pollution, and topography can also influence the amount of acid rain a region receives. Areas with higher levels of acid rain also tend to have less alkaline compounds in their soils and water bodies, which can exacerbate the effects of acid rain.
What is the shape of a raindrop from acid rain?
An acid rain drop is less dense and is more meniscy
What is pH of acid rain?
Acid rain has a pH of 5.0 or less. Rain reacts with carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and forms a mildly acidic carbonic acid before it becomes rain.
The third less important gas in acid rain?
sulphuric acid
What can you do to have less acid rain?
To stop, or reduce the amount of acid rain, you can shut down factories which make pollution. First, acid rain is made of pollution and rain water. When mixed and let gone, there is acid rain falling from the sky.
How do people die of acid rain?
They don't die from acid rain, it's less acidic than vinegar or Coke
Is rainfall from polluted areas an alkaline or and acid?
It depends on what is suspended in the air. The rain will take the pollutants out of the air as it falls. If they are acidic you'll have acid rain.
Are problems in lakes caused by acid rain solved by adding metal?
Alkaline substances (some are metals) to neutralise the waters pH.
Why is acid rain not a national issue?
It is However now that we are aware of the causes of acid rain we are far more carefull to avoid it and it has become less of an issue
What can acid rain do to living and non living parts of the environment?
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.
