What type of activities will you prepare to explain for students to explain the different types of pollution and effects of pollution on our health

Q: If the atmospheric burden of CO2 increases by 27.0 Gt (gigatonnes, 1Gt= 1 x 1012kg) over a given…

A: Given:  Current CO2 concentration = 408.3 ppm Increase in CO2 atmospheric burden = 27 GT = 27 x 1012…

Q: What are the similarities and differences between the benefits of coral reefs to ocean life, humans,…

A: Answer - The benefits of coral reefs to ocean life - Coral reefs provide a buffer, protecting our…

Q: How do dirty fuels cause air pollution and what pollutants would be of Interest to you?

A: Dirty fuels combustion (burns with O2) causes air pollution with the following released gases .

Q: give five projects that will help to reduce or prevent air pollution

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Q: Dilution was “the solution to pollution” for much of human history. What is the meaning of this…

A: Dilution was "the solution to pollution" for much of human history, when populations were small.…

Q: if you are making a set of standards from a 10.0mg/L standard, show the calculation and explain how…

A: Solution stoichiometry involves the calculation of concentration of solutions in the given…

Q: What are the entry routes of chemicals to human body and explain about personal protective…

A: A chemical can be defined as a substance which is either used or is produced in a given chemical…

Q: Aqua is usually the number one ingredient in most products. It has a more common, everyday name and…

A: Given, Aqua is one of the key ingredient in many products. What is its common and everyday name?…

Q: How CFCs break the ozone layer?

A: Ozone layer plays a critical role in our life. Ozone layer protects earth from ultraviolet…

Q: In 2008 China was the host for the Olympic Games, however pollution and smog was a major concern for…

A: `In 2008 China was the host for the Olympic Games however pollution and smog was a major concern for…

Q: Define each of the followings: (1) environmental science, (2) Environmental Chemistry, (3)…

A: Definitions: (1). environmental science:

Q: how can you contribute and make a difference concerning climate change, pollution, and habitat…

A: a). Habitat destruction -  Habitat alludes to the zone where species appear food, get cover and…

Q: Which of the following statements about the BOD test is FALSE? A BOD test is a simple and practical…

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Q: Explain Marine natural products ?

A: Marine natural products have played an important role in the discovery of novel biologically active…

Q: How do contaminants, such as mercury, lead, or pesticides affect an ecosystem?

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Q: What three strategies that can be used to protect coral reefs from pollution?

A: Three strategies that can be used to protect coral reefs from pollution is -

Q: Concentration of oxygen dissolved in water* biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) total suspended solids…

A: The amount of oxygen that is dissolved in water is known as dissolved oxygen (DO).  The amount of…

Q: Why ultra fine and fine particulate matter are more dangerous than larger particles?

A: Ultra fine and fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is an air pollutant. The  fine particles or…

Q: 1. WATER POLLUTION VIDEO a. Describe the three categories of water pollution. b. What is…

A: Water pollution is a major problem nowadays. Water occupies major part of the earth but water that…

Q: Match the pollutant(s) in Column I with the effect(s) in Column II. Prompts Submitted Answers…

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Q: Explain how do you identify hazardous wastes in the laboratory. Provide example. Why is it crucial…

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Q: Identify three sources of particulate matter found in air. Explain the difference between PM2.5 and…

A: Particulate matter include finely divided solid or liquid such as dust,fly ash,soot ,smoke, aerosol,…

Q: Explain and briefly explain how transportation experts assess the unique hazards that their firms…

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Q: What are the primary criteria for environmental hazard? Select the correct response: Acute and…

A: Environmental hazards are those which causes hazard to the earth and ecological system which in turn…

Q: he URL of the web page where you found the information. Try using Wikipedia, government websites,…

A: The explanation is given below-

Q: In a few lines, describe the IMMENENT IMPORTANCE of "Green Chemistry" and its importance to society…

A: Green chemistry: The branch of chemistry which deals with the reduction of the harmful effect of…

Q: Name 10 dissolved substances that negatively affect the environment

A: Dissolved salts may be present in high enough concentrations to be toxic. Eg: naturally occurring…

Q: is exposure to air is necessary for microbial growth? why?

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Q: Name major air, water and soil contaminants responsible for environmental pollution in Peshawar.…

A: Brick kilns in the surroundings of Peshawar are considered main source pollution, discharging thick…

Q: (a) Consider a pesticide being sprayed onto agricultural land by a farmer. Describe the movement…

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Q: Explain how drying, salting, fermentation, canning, and freezing preserve food.

A: how drying, salting, fermentation, canning, and freezing preserve food.

Q: An action will elevate the concentrations of three chemicals in the drinking water supply: 1,1,1-…

A: The concentration of these chemicals in drinking water is much higher than said to be safe for…

Q: why do we use carbon monoxide monitors indoors? In normal situations is carbon dioxide considered A…

A: CO binds to heme of hemoglobin and hinders the transfer of oxygen molecule through blood which can…

Q: What category of environmental chemistry that deals with chemical phenomena in all types of water…

A: In environmental chemistry, natural process, such as biodegrading, photosynthesis, water cycle, are…

Q: Please provide some examples of how biotic or abiotic factors affect contaminant support, like point…

A: The release of hazardous chemicals into the atmosphere is referred to as pollution. Pollutants are…

Q: Name major air, water and soil contaminants responsible for environmental pollution in Peshawar.…

A: Every element is required in a specific amount and if that element is present in high concentration…

Q: When and why is phosphate ion considered a water pollutant?

A: Phosphate is a source of Phosphorous in natural water bodies that are required for the growth of…

Q: The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has set the Maximum Contaminant Level Goal…

A: The ppb unit stand for part per billion and ppm unit stand for part per million .

Q: Which among of the following is a source of water pollution? a. Pathogens b. Organic material c.…

A: Pathogens: Pathogens transmitted through contaminated water causes various diseases like typhoid,…

Q: Using suitable examples, discuss the chemical, biological, and physical reactivity processes of…

A: Inorganic and organic contaminations are the two main types of chemical contamination and it is due…

Q: Why does a smelly gas produced in a factory can move a long distance from where it was produced?

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Q: Create a chemical equation describing how organisms make their shells (include an explanation in…

A: The organism make thier own shell to protect themselves from any external effects like in ocean may…

Q: The recent river pollution series in Malaysia took place in 2019 in Sungai Kim Kim (Johor) and…

A: Water pollution is defined as the contaminating/degrading the water bodies which includes sea,…

Q: Are there any DIFFERENT, new actions you can commit to? POLLUTE OUR WATER LESThink of simple things…

A: Water pollution occurs when harmful substance often chemical and micro organism contaminates stream,…

Q: Describe the principle of electrostatic precipitator and cyclone separator. How these…

A: Principle of Electrostatic Precipitator: Electrostatic precipitators work on the standard of the…

Environmental Pollution

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