What is the role of Chemistry in environmental protection?

Q: use ion exchange method in analytical separation to separate mercury and nickel from polluted water…

A: Basically the river bodies are polluted by the heavy metals like Cadmium,Mercury,nickel. Mainly…

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: How does filtration work in the chemical industry? Explain each step of the filtration process in…

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Q: what are the uses of inorganic chemistry in medicine or pharmacy

A: Inorganic chemistry can be defined as the branch of chemistry that deals with substances containing…

Q: Climate change caused by greenhouse gases affect the environment and human health. Describe two…

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Q: 3. a. What is the fire triangle? b. What is fire? c. What are the techniques behind putting out…

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Q: Define the Ground-level ozone, which is the primary component of smog, forms when HC and NOx react…

A: The species ground level ozone will be the types of the secondary pollutant which will be produced…

Q: Classify  the listed properties of ozone (a pollutant in the lower atmosphere, but part of a…

A: The properties which are measured or observed without change in composition of matter are said to be…

Q: Explain the concept of analytical chemistry regarding soil pollution

A: Interpretation -  To explain the concept of analytical chemistry regarding soil pollution -…

Q: How does the paint get bound to the surface of the plaster? What would happen to the plaster paste…

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Q: Explain the Greenhouse Effect: Global Warming and Climate Change.

A: The process through which the gases present on surface of the Earth traps the heat from the sun and…

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: Scientists noticed that the ozone layer was thinning.What was occurring at the same time?

A: Scientists noticed that the ozone layer was thinning and what happens on  at the same time has to be…

Q: Paragraph 5: Discuss Fractional Bistillation of petroleum oil to give the chemical feedstock to make…

A: Fractional Distillation is a process/technique which is used for separation of a mixture into its…

Q: <p>Explain why the diatomic nitrogen atom is unusable by most plants. Where do plants get…

A: Photosynthesis does not fix nitrogen. Atmospheric nitrogen is unusable to plants.  It is consumed by…

Q: Discuss the chemistry and classification of explosives

A: An explosive can be classified as a low or high explosive based on its rate of combustion. As, low…

Q: This section in a Safety Data Sheet contains information on the persistence and degradability of the…

A: Ecological information

Q: How is personal risk analysis done when working with hazardous chemicals?Explain step by step

A: Step 1:  Personal chemical risk analysis involves the identification of chemical hazards in the…

Q: Plaster of Paris should be stored in moisture-proof container. Explain why?

A: Solids can be classified in two types; crystalline solid and amorphous solid. The crystalline solids…

Q: What is a greenhouse gas? Give the chemical formulas of two compounds that function as greenhouse…

A: Greenhouse gases are the gases that cause greenhouse effect by absorbing infrared radiation which…

Q: how does the fire triangle help in preventing and extinguishing fires

A: The fire triangle is a symbol that shows the three things that are required for a fire to burn,…

Q: Subject : Chemistry and Environmental Pollution Explain the role of atmospheric water in…

A: Role of atmospheric water in controlling the earth:  In the climate change, the atmospheric water is…

Q: What does CFA's stand for in chemistry?

A: CFA's  stands for - Chemical foaming Agents

Q: both chemical and flame tests are used to positively identify carbon dioxide gas. true false

A: Yes both chemical and flame test are used to positively identify carbon dioxide gas so it is true .…

Q: 4. Identify and explain the safety procedures and precautions that should be followed when working…

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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: Why is carbon monoxide considered to be poisonous?

A: Carbon monoxide has a carbon triply bonded to an oxygen. It exists as a flammable gas with no odor…

Q: Explain how the choices consumers make can help limit greenhouse gas emissions and therefore offset…

A: There are certain choices consumers can make to limit the green house gas emission this directly…

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: Scrubbers are a type of pollution control technology installed on industry smokestacks to capture…

A: Sulfur dioxide, SO2 is an acidic pollutant that has a severe impact on both the health of plants and…

Q: which is the major constituent of natural gas?

A: The natural gas is also known as fossil gas. This gas is a mixture of higher alkanes, methane,…

Q: What is the method of analysis for the chemical pollutants of soil pollution?

A: The most common soil pollutants are heavy metals such as Lead (Pb), Mercury(Hg), Arsenic(As) ,…

Q: N2 in the atmosphere Plants Process X + NH3 in soil NH, NO2 NO3 State THREE (3) impacts that can be…

A: Please find your solution below : The process by which organic nitrogen is converted to ammonia by…

Q: what are the benefits of developing an environmental policy?

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Q: > Why is analytical chemistry a powerful tool in environmental investigation?

A: The analytical chemistry  plays an important role in environmental  Investigation  by  providing…

Q: Draw the Lewis structure for the chlorofluorocarbon CFC-11, CFCl3 What chemical characteristics of…

A: CFCl3 has one carbon (C), one fluorine (F) and three chlorine (Cl) atoms.The electronic…

Q: Give one event that carbon monoxide poisoning may happen

A: Carbon monoxide is the odourless and tasteless gas and it is toxic to animals and humans. Carbon…

Q: Oxygen atoms can combine with Ozone to form oxygen:

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Q: Environmental issues and change please, discuss:  The vulnerability of environment

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Q: It measures the amount of water used to produce the goods and to provide services. Water quality…

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Q: Why are human activities that release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere causing concern?

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Environmental Pollution

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