Acid rain is formed by reaction between SO3(g) emitted by industries and water vapor. Assuming that marble on buildings is pure, evaluate the minimum weight(g) of marble that 1L of acid rain can destroy.

Acid rain is formed by reaction between SO3(g) emitted by industries and water vapor. Assuming that marble on buildings is pure, evaluate the minimum weight(g) of marble that 1L of acid rain can destroy.

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Acid rain is formed by reaction between
SO3(g) emitted by industries and water
vapor. Assuming that marble on buildings is
pure, evaluate the minimum weight(g) of
marble that 1L of acid rain can destroy.

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