Photochemical Smog
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Amy Napoles
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Science
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9th - 12th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
Which product of incomplete combustion gives photochemical smog its yellowish color?
PANs
Ozone
VOCs
NO2 (nitrogen dioxide)
2.
Multiple Choice
Common sources of volatile organic compounds include:
Solvents
Paint and Glue
Some Plants
Petroleum
All of the Above
3.
Multiple Choice
What are the main characteristics of urban areas with high levels of photochemical smog?
Large, open flat plains with frequent high winds
High winds, wet weather, cloudy, many industries and vehicles
Located in a basin or surrounded by mountains
Located in a basin or surrounded by mountains, calm winds, dry weather, sunny, many industries and vehicles
4.
Multiple Choice
This primary pollutant is a yellowish brown gas and contribute sto the formation of photochemical smog and tropospheric ozone.
sulfuric acid
VOC
nitrogen dioxide
particulate matter
5.
Multiple Choice
Which of the following government agencies is responsible for enforcing the Clean Air Act?
the USGS
the USDA
the EPA
the USDOJ
6.
Multiple Choice
A principal component of smog
Source: Chemical reaction catalyzed by SUNLIGHT that splits apart NO2 to eventually form this molecule
Health effects: breathing problems, reduced lung capacity, asthma, eye irritation, reduced resistance to disease
Environmental effects: can damage plants!
VOCs
NO2
SO2
O3
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