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Why garden ornaments that have been coated with a thin layer of chromium might suffer damage from acid rain and what do you call this type of damage?
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∙ 11y ago
because for example statues wont be there forever they will go in about 100 yrs so this is caused by acid rain and the answer to the question would be Acid rain happens when air pollution --- from fossil fuel-burning plants or cars --- chemicals react to form acids in the air. The acids in the air then attach to water molecules and fall as rain or snow.)
- What effects does acid rain have on statues and monuments? (Answer: Acid rain can dissolve away statues, monuments and buildings over time.)
- How do engineers try to clean up acid rain? (Answer: Engineers work to find ways other than burning fossil fuels to get energy, such as electric cars. Engineers also design filters for smoke stacks so less air pollution is released into the atmosphere from industrial factories.)
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