What are the harmful effects of photochemical smog and how can they be controlled?
EFFECTS OF PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG:
Photochemical smog: Owing to the presence of NO2 and O3, causing corrosion of metals, stones, rubber, and painted surfaces, it becomes oxidizing. The other major components of photochemical smog are PAN, acrolein, and formaldehyde. Both PAN and ozone are eye irritants, while nitric oxide (formed from NO2) causes nose and throat irritation. At higher concentrations, photochemical smog leads to chest pain, headaches, throat dryness, and various respiratory ailments.
CONTROL MEASURES:
Photochemical smog is obtained from the burning of fossil fuels and automobile fuels that emit NO2 and hydrocarbons, which in turn form ozone, PAN, and other chemicals. To prevent the release of NO2 and hydrocarbons into the atmosphere, the use of catalytic converters in automobiles is recommended. Plantation of plants such as Pinus, Juniparur, Quercus, Pyrus, and Vitis is also advised as they have the capability to metabolize NO2.
Use the data given in the following table to calculate the molar mass of naturally occurring argon isotopes:
Isotope |
Isotopic molar mass |
Abundance |
36Ar |
35.96755 gmol–1 |
0.337% |
38Ar |
37.96272 gmol–1 |
0.063% |
40Ar |
39.9624 gmol–1 |
99.600% |
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