Does acid rain have acid in it?

Answer 1

Every time it rains, it doesn't mean that there is acid, sometimes there is, sometimes there isn't.

Acid rain come from factories.

They release fumes containing sulfur dioxide, it then mixes with water and forms sulfuric acid.

The acid cloud then travels with the wind and when it rains, the acid falls on trees and buildings and they corrode.

That is why sometimes statues which are situated outside have small holes in them, because they would always be outside and when it rains, acid goes on them.

Answer 2

Nearly all rain contains acid. Acid rain is noted form being abnormally acidic. Normal rain contains small amounts of carbonic acid, a weak acid. Acid rain is contaminated with unusual amounts of nitric and sulfuric acid, which are strong acids.

Answer 3

Yes, acid rain contains acidic compounds such as sulfuric acid and nitric acid. These compounds are formed when pollutants from human activities, such as burning fossil fuels, react with water vapor in the atmosphere. When this acid rain falls to the ground, it can harm plants, animals, and infrastructure.