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Transcript: Sulfur Dioxide Where are its elements found in the periodic table? And It Looks Like This.. But what can sulfur dioxide do to me? Exposure to high concentrations of sulphur dioxide include effects on breathing, respiratory illness (such as bronchitis), alterations in pulmonary defenses, and aggravation of existing cardiovascular disease. But More Importantly, What Impacts Does It Have On The Enviroment? When sulphur dioxide combine with water it forms sulferic acid. SO (g)+H O(l)------>H SO (aq) Leading to formation of acid rain.. Sulfuric acid is the main component of acid rain. Acid rain causes deforestation, acidify waterways to the detriment of aquatic life and corrode building materials and paints Acid rain reacts with metals and with carbonates in marble and limestone. When this happens, metal bridges and stone buildings are damaged. The pH of water in natural water bodies is usually between 6.5 and 8.5. acid rain can reduce the pH of natural water bodies to below 4, which can kill fish and other aquatic life. Acid rain also leaches important nutrients from the soil and destroys plants. Leading me to my next Point: If it is that harmful, how can we reduce the output of SO ? Personal Level : Less Driving and Reduced Usage of cars Less Flying Aboard car pooling it was like this.. Until it became.. Industrial Level : Cutting down and preventing more Forest Fires Global Level : Sulfur Dioxide is a Natural Gas on earth and sulfur dioxide helps to reflect some sunlight back into space helping to reduce the amount of heat taken in by the greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. therefore, sulfur dioxide is still important, although however harmful, resulting in no actions taken to remove sulfur dioxide globally. Credits : Informations and research: Ayuni YiHui Maisarah Eddie Thank You for your kind attention ! :D www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics sulfur + oxygen heat sulfur dioxide S(s) + O (g) SO (g) Then your car will go from this We all had enough of aeroplanes. It is produced in large quantities during volcanic eruptions. It is produced mainly from the combustion of fossil fuels, such as coal and crude oil, in motor vehicles, power stations and factories. Fossil fuels contain sulfur. When they are burnt, sulfur is converted to sulfur dioxide. 2 www.cleanairtrust.org/sulfurdioxide More recycling SORE EYES!! 2 But it didn't stop there now this is epic. Yahoo & Google Leading to bronchitis 2 'S overall Director of movie: Eddie (LOL) Oxygen sources of Information: Sulfur 2 Sulfur Friend Equation: Cause.. Irritated Throat 4 Oxygen TO THIS ! (SO ) Murphy Photography : 2 It means no more of these.. 2 EDDIE Switch to an EPA(Environmental Protection Agency)-certified control device (smoke from wood-burning stoves and fireplaces contributes up to 80 of the particulate emissions during the winter seasons) GOOGLE 2
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