Causes of Atmospheric Pollution (AQA GCSE Chemistry Combined Science): Quizzes

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What are most fuels made of?

Carbon and hydrogen

Why is carbon monoxide extremely dangerous?

It combines with haemoglobin

What type of gas is carbon dioxide?

A greenhouse gas

Which pollutant causes acid rain?

Sulfur dioxide

What special property makes carbon monoxide hard to detect?

It's colourless and odourless

What are particulates?

Tiny black particles

What is global dimming?

Particulates reflecting sunlight

Which gases cause both breathing problems and acid rain?

Oxides of nitrogen

Where does fuel combustion happen?

Car engines, power stations, heating

How do sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides affect your lungs?

They irritate your lungs

What does acid rain do to lakes and rivers?

Makes them too acidic for fish

What damage do particulates cause to human health?

Damage your lungs

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