Match the missing information with the labels. For example: Box 1 is ___ Box 2 is ___, etc. Match the missing boxes with these labels. The following choices are: Sulfur Dioxide Oxide of Nitrogen (NOx) Pneumoconiosis Asphyxiant High-temperature combustion System toxic (many organs) Incomplete oxidation of organic material Lead Oxidation of Sulfur Secondary air pollutant

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Match the missing information with the labels. For example: Box 1 is ___ Box 2 is ___, etc. Match the missing boxes with these labels. The following choices are:

Sulfur Dioxide
Oxide of Nitrogen (NOx)
Pneumoconiosis
Asphyxiant
High-temperature combustion
System toxic (many organs)
Incomplete oxidation of organic material
Lead
Oxidation of Sulfur
Secondary air pollutant

ntent
AIR POLLUTANT (NAAQS)
Carbon monoxide
2
4
Particulates
(PM2.5)
Ozone
9
CHEMISTRY / FORMATION
2C+02 ==> 2 CO, produced
from the incomplete
combustion (oxidation) of
carbonaceous material
3
N2 + 02 ==> 2 NO, produced
from the combustion
(oxidation) of atmospheric
nitrogen
6
Produced when hydrocarbons,
CO, water vapor, NOx and
other APs react using the
Sun's ultraviolet energy.
Secondary air pollutant
Direct release into air
SOURCE / GENERATION
Transportation, gasoline
powered vehicles
Fossil fuel power plants,
diesel, coal
5
Grinding, fuel combustion, low
temperature burning
8
Dust generation, industrial
sources, contaminated land
PRIMARY HEALTH EFFECT
1
Respiratory Irritant
Respiratory Irritant
7
Respiratory Irritant
10
Transcribed Image Text:ntent AIR POLLUTANT (NAAQS) Carbon monoxide 2 4 Particulates (PM2.5) Ozone 9 CHEMISTRY / FORMATION 2C+02 ==> 2 CO, produced from the incomplete combustion (oxidation) of carbonaceous material 3 N2 + 02 ==> 2 NO, produced from the combustion (oxidation) of atmospheric nitrogen 6 Produced when hydrocarbons, CO, water vapor, NOx and other APs react using the Sun's ultraviolet energy. Secondary air pollutant Direct release into air SOURCE / GENERATION Transportation, gasoline powered vehicles Fossil fuel power plants, diesel, coal 5 Grinding, fuel combustion, low temperature burning 8 Dust generation, industrial sources, contaminated land PRIMARY HEALTH EFFECT 1 Respiratory Irritant Respiratory Irritant 7 Respiratory Irritant 10
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