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What is the role of Nitrogen Monoxide (NO) in atmospheric chemistry?

  1. NO is a significant precursor to ozone formation.
  2. NO directly contributes to acid rain formation.
  3. NO is a pollutant closely linked to asthma.
  4. NO helps in the removal of greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.

    A2, 3

    Bഇവയൊന്നുമല്ല

    C1, 3

    D1

    Answer:

    C. 1, 3

    Read Explanation:

    • Ambient sources of NO2 results from high temperature combustion of fuels in processes such as those used for heating, transportation, industry and power generation.

    • Household sources of nitrogen oxides (NOx) include equipment that burn fuels such as furnaces, fireplaces and gas stoves and ovens.

    • Exposure to nitrogen dioxide can irritate airways and aggravate respiratory diseases.

    • NO, is an important ozone precursor, a pollutant closely linked to asthma and other respiratory conditions.


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