According to the picture above, Which statement best describes the set of primary air pollutants re-sponsible for acid rain and their potential source?(NOX) and sulfuric acid(H,SO,)Nitrogen oxidesare released directly into the at-mosphere through industrial emissions.Nitrogen oxides(NO) and sulfur oxides(SOx) are released directly into the at-mosphere through industrial emissions.C.(HNO3) and sulfur dioxide 02) form through reactions in the atmos-Nitric acidphere of chemicals released through industrial emissions.Nitric acid(HNO3) and sulfuric acid H2SO4) are released directly into the atmos-phere through industrial emissions.Conti

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According to the picture above, Which statement best describes the set of primary air pollutants re- sponsible for acid rain and their potential source? (NO and sulfuric acid (H,SO,) Nitrogen oxides are released directly into the at- mosphere through industrial emissions. Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur oxides x) are released directly into the at- mosphere through industrial emissions. (HNO3) and sulfur dioxide (so) C. Nitric acid 2/ form through reactions in the atmos- phere of chemicals released through industrial emissions. (HNO) (H,SO.) Nitric acid and sulfuric acid are released directly into the atmos- phere through industrial emissions. Cont

According to the picture above, Which statement best describes the set of primary air pollutants re- sponsible for acid rain and their potential source? (NO and sulfuric acid (H,SO,) Nitrogen oxides are released directly into the at- mosphere through industrial emissions. Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur oxides x) are released directly into the at- mosphere through industrial emissions. (HNO3) and sulfur dioxide (so) C. Nitric acid 2/ form through reactions in the atmos- phere of chemicals released through industrial emissions. (HNO) (H,SO.) Nitric acid and sulfuric acid are released directly into the atmos- phere through industrial emissions. Cont

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