Suppose you have an 8-hour ozone value of 0.088 ppm, and a PM2.5 value of 35.7 ug/m3. The AQI value is Blank 1 and theresponsible pollutant is Blank 2. According to the AQI scale, this falls under the category Blank 3.Note: for the pollutant, choose between ozone and PM2.5These Breakpoints...equalthis AQI.and thiscategoryAir Quality IndexLevels of HealthConcernNumericalValueO3PM25PM10COSO2NO2AQI(ppm)1-hour(H8/m) (H8/m²)(ppm)8-hour(ppm)(ppb)(ppb)8-hour24-hour24-hour1-hour1-hourGood0 to 500.0 - 4.40- 530- 500.000 -0.0540.0- 12.00- 540- 35GoodModerate51 to 10055 - 15454 - 1000.055 -0.07012.1 -4.5 - 9.436 - 7551 - 100Moderate35.4Unhealthy forSensitive Groups101 to 1500.125 -155 - 254 9.5 - 12.4 76 - 185 101 - 360 101 - 150Unhealthy forSensitive Groups0.071 -35.5 -0.0850.16455.40.086 -0.165 -255 - 354361 -649 151 - 200Unhealthy151 to 200(55.5 -150.4)(186 -304)*12.5 -Unhealthy0.1050.20415.4Very Unhealthy201 to 300(150.5 - 355 - 424(250.4)(305 -604)40.106 -0.205 -15.5 -650 -201 - 300Very unhealthy0.2000.40430.412490.405 -(250.5 - 425 - 504(350.4)(*)(605 -804)30.5 -1250 -301 - 400Hazardous301 to 500Hazardous0.50440.41649(350.5 - 505 - 604500.4)()1650 -(805 -1004)0.505 -40.5 -401 - 500Hazardous0.60450.42049

AQI stands for Air Quality Index which serves as a means to measure the extent of Air Pollution.

Suppose you have an 8-hour ozone value of 0.088 ppm, and a PM2.5 value of 35.7 ug/m3. The AQI value is Blank 1 and the esponsible pollutant is Blank 2. According to the AQI scale, this falls under the category Blank 3. Note: for the pollutant, choose between ozone and PM2.5 These Breakpoints... .equal this AQI ..and this ... category Air Quality Index Numerical

Suppose you have an 8-hour ozone value of 0.088 ppm, and a PM2.5 value of 35.7 ug/m3. The AQI value is Blank 1 and the esponsible pollutant is Blank 2. According to the AQI scale, this falls under the category Blank 3. Note: for the pollutant, choose between ozone and PM2.5 These Breakpoints... .equal this AQI ..and this ... category Air Quality Index Numerical

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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