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Chapter 10, Problem 10.125SP
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Describe the primary pollutants that lead to the production of ozone and which primary pollutants are decreased by refraining from driving and fuelling vehicles.

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  • The US environmental protection agency has set air quality standards for six main pollutants called criteria pollutants.
  • The standard values of the criteria pollutants are the maximum concentrations of the pollutants that are safe for public health and the environment based on the knowledge of their effects.

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The primary pollutants which lead to O3 production and are decreased by eliminating driving and fuelling.

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