Air Pollution flashcards
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This page gathers over 40 community-made Air Pollution flashcard resources, covering vocabulary, pollutants, traffic emissions and case studies. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material. The decks span school and university levels. Pick a deck and start studying.
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- Sources of air pollution28
- Air pollutants38
- Atmospheric dispersion of pollutants5
- Smog and ground-level ozone14
- Acid rain68
- Ozone layer depletion8
- Air pollution and climate change6
- Health and environmental effects of air pollution16
- Urban and regional air pollution29
- Air quality monitoring and forecasting10
- Air pollution control and management25
Flashcards
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45 cardsChapter 15: Air Pollution and Stratoshpheric Ozone Depletion
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20 cardsAir Pollution Vocabulary Unscramble the word: LOI
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33 cardsL8: Modelling and control of road traffic emissions What are the main emission types from vehicles?
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18 cardsAir pollution from combustion processes Use equations to describe the combustion of C/H
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20 cardsENV118 Vocab 8 & 9
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53 cardsAir pollution Under which circumstances can pollutants in the Atmosphere lead to problems? Conditions leading to undesira...
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89 cardsAir Pollutants Analysis / Greenhouse Effect / Chemistry of Hydrosphere / Contaminants An index determined by calculating the degree of pollution in the city or at the monitoring point and inclu...
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64 cardsAir pollution How many premature deaths a year is air pollution thought to be linked with a year globally?
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50 cardsSustainability Unit 7
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43 cardsAtmosphere
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24 cardsJerry L4 - Urban Air Pollution
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19 cardsJerry L3 : Critical Levels/ Loads: Abatement Policy and Control Strategies What are the stages involved in developing a critical level/load?
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16 cardsJerry L1 : Direct Impacts of Pollutants Historical background of air pollution
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27 cardsAir Pollution Definition of aerosol
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25 cardsAPES Pollution: Air Pollution Criteria Air Pollutants
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37 cardsUntitled Give one cause of acid rain
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19 cardsL6: Air Q. Policies and management EU aim for air quality:
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9 cardsAtmospheric pollution
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18 cardsDavid Werner Exercises N combustion produces:
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13 cardsL1: Introduction Why is air pollution bad for us?
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12 cardsL3: Point Source Pollution Control How can switching fuel-type be beneficial?
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16 cardsair pollution
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12 cardsL5: Dispersion of air pollutants in the atmosphere Plumes from a chimney will rise..why?
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13 cardsUntitled What pollutants are emitted from burning coal?
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13 cardsAPES Unit 7 Study Guide What pollutants are emitted from burning coal?
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6 cardsAcid Rain
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16 cardsL2: Sources of air pollution Health effects of CO
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11 cardsPollutants
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12 cardsUnit 2.5 - Air Pollution (p.7-8) TRUE or FALSE? Air pollution is a result of impurities in the air.
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23 cardsUntitled
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14 cardsBhopal - Air Pollution Case Study What was the main fault of the Bhopal disaster
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9 cardsUntitled Urban Air Pollution is an age old problem
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7 cardsEnvironmental Health: Environmental Protection: Air Pollution WHO (2013) says that Air Pollution is...
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5 cardsair pollution control
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9 cardsLecture 7
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4 cardsTropospheric ozone
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3 cardsCarbon monoxidde/ CO
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19 cardsChapter 4 Impacts of air pollution on human health
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29 cardsScience Shit What is the contamination of the atmosphere by the introduction of pollutants from human and natural sources?
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12 cardsIntroduction
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Air Pollution Vocabulary is a useful starting point for practising terms and examples. Its cards ask about fossil fuels, natural causes and particles such as dust and smoke. For a closer look at individual substances, Pollutants includes carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, along with questions about their effects.
Other decks take a different route. The cards on combustion processes include equations and heavy metals, while the road traffic emissions deck asks about exhaust, hot, cold and evaporative emissions. The Bhopal case study deck focuses on questions about the disaster and its causes.
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Which flashcards are a good place to start?
Air Pollution Vocabulary is a useful first deck if you want to practise terms and examples. It asks about fossil fuels, natural causes and particles. For a focus on particular substances and their effects, try the Pollutants deck afterwards.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover vocabulary, pollutants and their effects, combustion, road traffic emissions and the Bhopal case study. There are also decks on acid rain, tropospheric ozone, urban air quality and air pollution control, so you can choose a topic to revisit.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users rather than GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who can use these flashcards?
The collection spans school and university levels. School students, university students and professional candidates can use the decks to practise vocabulary, pollutants and other listed topics. Teachers can also use the ready-made material when choosing resources for a lesson.