Discuss and give a reason for the pollution problem associated with acid rain?

Q: Define the term selective precipitation?

A: Given term,           Selective precipitation

Q: Please write the balanced chemical equations on the observations of heating NaHCO3 and bubbling the…

A: Sodium bicarbonate on heating decomposes into sodium carbonate,water and carbon dioxide.  Ca(OH)2 ,…

Q: How can buffer systems resist changing pH? use your own words to explain

A: Buffer Solution :  A buffer solution ( more precisely , PH buffer or Hydrogen ion buffer) is an…

Q: I. Discuss "Water Hardness". i. Define the following terms: a. Alkalinity b. Carbonate hardness C.…

A: 1. The simple definition of water hardness is the amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium in the…

Q: The Effect of pH on Solubility?

A: The dissolution of a solute into a particular solvent is called solubility. When the compound…

Q: What is the methodology of acid base titration for sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid.

A: In this titration NaOH which is titrant is added to the unknown solution.As it is added HCl is…

Q: Explain why a lake on a bed of limestone is naturally buffered against the effects of acid rain.

A: The reason why lake on a bed of limestone is naturally buffered against effects of acid rain has to…

Q: What is volumetric analysis and its components such as titrant, titrand, analyte, base,…

A: volumetric analysis is the process of determination of concentration of analyte species with the…

Q: Write measurement of Carbon dioxide evolution during respiration of germinating seeds by the…

A: It is the development process of plant from a seed after a period of dormancy.  It is also occur in…

Q: If a limestone sculpture were treated to form a surface layer of calcium sulfate, would this help to…

A: Limestone sculpture is treated to form a surface layer of calcium sulfate. Thus the acid rain…

Q: Explain why ammonium carbonate rather than sodium carbonate is used in the precipitation of Group IV…

A: Cations of group IV [ calcium (II) Ca2+, strontium (II) Sr2+ and barium (II) Ba2+ ] precipitate in…

Q: Explain acid deposition. Your explanation should include the following: The sources of acid…

A: The pollutants released from the industries and other sources may emit the gases which contain the…

Q: Compare the effect of acid rain in different types of materials such limestone, marble and bronze.…

A: Acid rain can be considered as any kind of precipitation which contains large amount of nitric and…

Q: What is the definition of titer? Specifically in analytical chemistry.

A: Explained as follows

Q: Determine if the following solids will increase decrease or not affect the solutions pH when…

A: If strong acid and weak base is formed then solution become acidic and pH decreases.

Q: Phosphorus is present in seawater to the extent of 0.07 ppm by mass. If the phosphorus is present as…

A: Given that the concentration of the phosphorus in the sea water is 0.07 ppm by mass. To calculate:…

Q: Classify the compounds according to the pH condition that would improve their solubility in water.…

A: Solubility depends upon environment.

Q: 20. Acid rain is precipitation having a pH that is A. above 7. B. below 5.5. C. below 7. D. above…

A: Answer is  B ) below 5.5

Q: Explain the chemical properties of acidic solutions and alkaline solutions taking into consideration…

A: Acids are sour in taste. Acids react with carbonates and hydrogen carbonates to form a salt, water,…

Q: reference to acid rain, the amended Clean Air Act forces utilities to decrease their production of…

A: Clean Air act reduce the main pollutants that contribute to acid rain ,suphur dioxide and nitrogen…

Q: Explain the chemistry behind ocean acidification. You should include the formation of carbonic acid…

A: Ocean acidification is due to decrease in the pH of the oceans. The main reason of ocean…

Q: Samples of acid rain are brought to a laboratory for analysis Souorol tit

A: The addition of more solvent into the concentrated solution is called dilution. In this, the amount…

Q: Chemical reactions involve changes in energy between the reactants and the products. Discuss…

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Q: What is ocean acidification and how is it impacting marine life

A: Ocean acidification is defined as the continuous decrease in the pH of the water in the ocean on…

Q: Correlate human activities to the occurrence of acid rain

A: Rain containing high levels of nitric and sulfuric acid is known as acid rain. It can also occur in…

Q: Explain the structural effects on the solubility of organic compounds.   Why are liquid organic…

A: Solubility can be described as mixing or blending of two substance that may or may not be in same…

Q: What is the relationship of potassium with PH ?

A: Interpretation- We have to tell the relationship of potassium with the pH -      Introduction -…

Q: Calculate the pH of rain water for atmospheric CO2 fractions of 300 ppm and 600 ppm. (Hint: the…

A: Solution - According to the question - Given - 300 ppm indicates 300 moles of CO2 per 10^ 6 moles…

Q: Cite cases of acid rain phenomenon in the Philippines and briefly explain the condition of affected…

A: Acid rain is caused by a chemical reaction that begins when compounds like sulfur dioxide and…

Q: What is acid rain? Write the relevant chemical reactions and chemistry behind it?

A: Acid rains are those rains in which the pH of the rain water is in acidic region i.e less than 7.

Q: What is being done to address the problem of acid rain?

A: The emission of sulfur dioxide SO2 and nitrogen oxides NOx into the atmosphere results in the…

Q: 2) The primary chemical pollutants that create acid rain are dioxide and 3) The layer of the…

A: There are a lot of questions asked in this picture. But due to company policy I am supposed to…

Q: Indicator of the acidity or the alkalinity of sewage/wastewater. pH Temperature Dissolved Oxygen…

A: Indicator is a device that tells whether given sample is acidic or alkaline by performing certain…

Q: An industrial sewage must be discharged into a receiving stream with a pH of 8,3 and alkalinity =…

A: Given:  When pH = 8.3 Carbonates = 100% HCO3 - Conc of [HCO3-] = 2 x 10-3 eq/L When pH = 6.3…

Q: If the Hydrogen ion concentration [H+] of certain slurry sample of soil with water is 3.5 x 10-6 M,…

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Q: It is easy to measure the pH of a solution of a compound such as potassium hydrogen phosphate or…

A: The pH of a basic or an acidic solution is measured easily using pH meter. Calculating the pH of a…

Q: Explain two industrial applications of acidic buffer solutions.

A: Introduction :  Buffer solutions : Solutions which resist the change in pH when small amount of acid…

Q: The student added universal indicator to the alkali solution at the start of the experiment. The…

A: The Concept used here is from the ACID and BASE of chemistry. According to question. When a student…

Q: Explain how the bicarbonate and phosphate buffer systems resist pH changes.

A: A buffer solution is an aqueous solution consisting of a mixture of a weak acid and its conjugate…

Q: Write a balanced chemical equation for the equilibrium of ammonium in water

A: The question is based on the concept of chemical equations. we have to write the equation of…

Q: Why does  acid rain fall far from the source?  Show the equations  leading  from  the combustion  of…

A: Interpretation- Tell why does acid rain fall far from the source and show the equation leading from…

Q: What is the application of qualitative chemistry in refining crude oil.

A: Given What is the application of qualitative chemistry in refining crude oil.

Q: The addition of strong acid to a saturated solution of calcium hydroxide causes a decrease in mass…

A: Le Chatelier's Principle - It states that variations to a system's volume, concentration,…

Q: Dissolution of Sodium Hydroxide

A: Given question is simply asking the correct explanation of 'Dissolution of Sodium Hydroxide.' In…

Q: Write the hydrolysis reaction for the hypochlorite ion, ClO-.

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Q: Which of these acids contributing to acid rain are polyprotic acids? O Carbonic acid only O Nitric…

A: Answer: Oxides of sulfur and nitrogen form due to combustion of coal and fossil fuels. When released…

Environmental Pollution

Environmental pollution occurs due to some unwanted alteration in the surroundings which results in unfavorable effects on all organisms of that surrounding.