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Ad libitum [116K]
3 years ago
10

Choose ALL that apply: Which of the

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1 answer:
larisa [96]3 years ago
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Nitrogen oxide air pollution has the following impacts:

  • Nitrogen oxides are respiratory irritant.
  • causes photochemical smog
  • Acts as ozone precursor.

Explanation:

  • Oxides of nitrogen, when inhaled causes severe damage to the lungs and destroy the lung tissues causing severe respiratory problems.
  • Presence of oxides of nitrogen in atmosphere creates a brown haze over the sky and results in photochemical smog.
  • oxides of Nitrogen undergo decomposition in presence of sunlight resulting in formation of ozone. thus, it is a ozone precurzor.
  • Ozone is very harmful when present at ground level.

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