Some Processes and Their Associated Environmental Problems 1. The burning of garbage produces persistent pollutants. 2. The cooling of steam in power plants produces thermal pollution. 3. The combustion of fossil fuels releases NOx(g) and SO2(g) into the atmosphere. 4. The release of sewage increases organic matter in water bodies. pH test = ? Measurment of dioxin levels = ? BOD test = ? Measurement of temperature = ?

Some Processes and Their Associated Environmental Problems 1. The burning of garbage produces persistent pollutants. 2. The cooling of steam in power plants produces thermal pollution. 3. The combustion of fossil fuels releases NOx(g) and SO2(g) into the atmosphere. 4. The release of sewage increases organic matter in water bodies. pH test = ? Measurment of dioxin levels = ? BOD test = ? Measurement of temperature = ?

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305441620

Author:WOODROW

Publisher:WOODROW

Chapter11: Vitamins, Minerals, And Herbs

Section: Chapter Questions

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