Many monuments have in them calcium especially those made of marble or concrete not to mention those of bronze and other metals. The acid in the rain reacts with these literally dissolving them, until over time there is nothing left or that which is left becomes badly disfigured.
acid rain contains sulfur dioxide which is an acid, which then dissolves the surface of monuments, this is a slow process. also acid snow can do the same
As rain falls through air born pollution, the rain becomes slightly acidic. It this acidity that attacks the stone work and fabric of monuments and buildings. Acidic rain also causes stunted plant growth and will even kill off trees that are growing in the prevailing acidic rain pattern.
erosion corrosion, close?
Acid rains contain nitrogen, sulfur and carbon oxides. - The efects of acid rain are that they destroy all the monuments (from stones, bronze, etc.) - Acid rains destroy forrests, crops and vegetation - The pH of waters (lakes, rivers, seas, oceans) is increased
Acid rain can dissolve stones.
* acid rain damages crops because it increases the acidity of soil. * acid rain corrodes buildings and structures especially those made of marble such as taj mahal. * acid rain causes acidification of water in the lakes and rivers which causes the destruction of living things in water.
Acid rain can't hurt people but acid rain does hurt buildings monuments and plant life and animals.If you were looking for signs of acid rain look for the soil getting lighter and the plants getting smaller.The tips are keep your plants covered if they are outside and keep any monuments or gardens covered as well.You do not need a supply list because acid rain can not hurt people and there are no emergency numbers to call.Do not drink from the acid rain water because it can make you sick.
Acid rain can damage the leaves on trees and can kill them.
no it is effect
Yes, it eats into stone. Ancient monuments are getting destroyed by acid rain and smog. The Pantheon is a perfect example.
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Acid rain is a byproduct of various human activities that leads to the emission of oxides of sulphur and nitrogen in the atmosphere. These oxides undergo oxidation and then react with water vapour to form acids. Acid rain causes damage to buildings and structures made of stone and metal. In India, limestone is a major stone used in the construction of various monuments and statues, including the Taj Mahal. Acid rain reacts with limestone as: This results in the loss of lustre and colour of monuments, leading to their disfiguration.