According to the picture above, Which statement best describes the set of primary air pollutants re-sponsible for acid rain and their potential source?(NOX) and sulfuric acid(H,SO,)Nitrogen oxidesare released directly into the at-mosphere through industrial emissions.Nitrogen oxides(NO) and sulfur oxides(SOx) are released directly into the at-mosphere through industrial emissions.C.(HNO3) and sulfur dioxide 02) form through reactions in the atmos-Nitric acidphere of chemicals released through industrial emissions.Nitric acid(HNO3) and sulfuric acid H2SO4) are released directly into the atmos-phere through industrial emissions.Conti

The primary air pollutants responsible for acid rain is as given below.

According to the picture above, Which statement best describes the set of primary air pollutants re- sponsible for acid rain and their potential source? (NO and sulfuric acid (H,SO,) Nitrogen oxides are released directly into the at- mosphere through industrial emissions. Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur oxides x) are released directly into the at- mosphere through industrial emissions. (HNO3) and sulfur dioxide (so) C. Nitric acid 2/ form through reactions in the atmos- phere of chemicals released through industrial emissions. (HNO) (H,SO.) Nitric acid and sulfuric acid are released directly into the atmos- phere through industrial emissions. Cont

According to the picture above, Which statement best describes the set of primary air pollutants re- sponsible for acid rain and their potential source? (NO and sulfuric acid (H,SO,) Nitrogen oxides are released directly into the at- mosphere through industrial emissions. Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur oxides x) are released directly into the at- mosphere through industrial emissions. (HNO3) and sulfur dioxide (so) C. Nitric acid 2/ form through reactions in the atmos- phere of chemicals released through industrial emissions. (HNO) (H,SO.) Nitric acid and sulfuric acid are released directly into the atmos- phere through industrial emissions. Cont

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