Killarney was severely affected by acid rain in the late 1900's mostly because of the superstack in Sudbury. It was built to let sulphur dioxide, and other gasses, as well as nickel and lead smelter away from the city of Sudbury. These gasses go out into the atmosphere and come back as acid rain, which stained the quartzite rock charcoal black, while it used to be pinkish-gray, and it made the lakes and rivers in Killarney so acidic that most of the plant and animal life in them died.
I hope this answers your question, I was just up in Killarney and had to do a report for school on this topic.
Yes, granite is affected by acid rain.
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Sandstone could be affected by acid rain as it is chemical erosion.
the acid burns them ?
1-Get your foot out of the acid immediately 2- Go to the nearest hospital if you are injured severely.
Taj Mahal is affected by acid rain. The white marble has turned yellow
There are some bacteria that thrive in sulfuric acid but most living organisms are severely damaged by H2SO4
Acid rain can dissolve stones.
YES
air pollution and acid rain
Yes, paper clips can be affected by acid. Exposure to acid can cause them to corrode and weaken over time. It is best to keep paper clips away from acid to maintain their strength and durability.
yes it produces acid, but not affected our body