How do cars contribute to acid rain problems?

Answer 1

the gas from the car evaporate into the cluds and that forms acid rain

Cars create exhaust as a by-product of combustion. This exhaust contains ozone-damaging compounds and many other carbon-based chemicals. These chemicals float through our air and into the atmosphere, and remain in clouds and water vapor. When it rains, this now "acidic" rain falls to the earth and can damage/kill plants and animals when the water evaporates and the chemicals remain in the ground.

Answer 2

When you build or operate a car, you produce sulfur dioxide from burning the fossil fuels. Most cars (not electric cars ) burn fossil fuels to work. The sulfur dioxide combines with the water vapor in the air and falls as acid rain, rain that contains higher levels of sulfuric and other acids.

Answer 3

Cars emit pollutants like nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide which react with water vapor in the atmosphere to form acids like nitric acid and sulfuric acid. These acids can then fall back to Earth as acid rain, damaging the environment and ecosystems.

Answer 4

since the acid in the rain is a corrosive (a liquid that will 'eat' through materials), the acid rain could accelerate the process of rusting on a car

Answer 5

They would reduce the pollution inthe atmosphere causing the effects of acid rain to reduce due to the lack of nitrogen and sulphur dioxide.

Answer 6

not well