20) Identify the compound that is NOT a major air pollutant. A) nitrogen oxides B) carbon monoxide C) ozone D) sulfur oxides E) water 21) The element that corresponds to the electron configuration Is²2s²22p63s23p64s13d5 is A) titanium. B) vanadium. C) chromium. D) manganese. E) iron.

20) Identify the compound that is NOT a major air pollutant. A) nitrogen oxides B) carbon monoxide C) ozone D) sulfur oxides E) water 21) The element that corresponds to the electron configuration Is²2s²22p63s23p64s13d5 is A) titanium. B) vanadium. C) chromium. D) manganese. E) iron.

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