Chemistry for Engineering Students
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Chapter 11, Problem 11.73PAE
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It should be stated with reasons whether numerical range or color scale included by AQI are more likely to be useful in communicating with the general public.
Concept introduction:
AQI refers to Air Quality Index and purpose of such an index is to understand the effect from surrounding air to your health.
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