how do cars create smog? well, i really dunno. you should be smarter than that to search it up on Google! ask a dictionary!
The London type of smog (smog "Classic" as opposed to photochemical smog as is popular in other major cities) is the result of coal smoke (particulate matter from incomplete combustion and sulfur dioxide) and fog, The resultant heavy acidic mixture of smoke an dfog an create a number of problems related to acidic precipitation and health problems such as asthma.
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 makes it hard to see and makes for bad horror movies.
Smog is released to the o zone layer.
Smog is grey and cloudy. It will make your eyes water and it irritates your throat. Smog is smoke and fog mixed together.
Smog is caused by pollutants in the air. The source is often emissions from industrial plants and vehicles.
because smog contains dirty particles which is came from the smoke of vehicles.
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vehicles make up smog and ground level ozone. They are pollutants.
No, they must comply with the emissions regulations that apply to vehicles made in 1979.
Smog can be reduced by laws that restrict chemical factories from what can be released into the atmosphere. Additionally, smog can be reduced by properly maintaining vehicles and the creation of stricter emissions standards.
Yes, commericial vehicles in Washington do require smog checks. Where there are some states that don't, Washington is one that requires for a vehicle to receive one every 2 years.
Smog is a product of air pollution. The more air pollution in an area, the less fog is needed to create smog.
EPA is Environmental Protection Agency. It relates to vehicles as the EPA is tasked with monitoring smog control.
current smog regulations state that all vehicles that are 25 years old and older do not need to go for a smog test. ive got a '68 gto that is registered and has not gone in for smog in about 15 years.
The "short" answer is- Inefficient combustion in the vehicle's engine produces chemicals that when exposed to sun-light create smog.