The Clean Air Act generally separates air pollutants into two categories:
A) criteria (usually limited to large-scale releases in specific locations) and hazardous (common)
B) criteria (common) and hazardous (usually limited to large-scale releases in specific locations)
C) criteria and hazardous, both of which are deemed common
D) criteria and hazardous, both of which are usually limited to large-scale releases in specific locations
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Q13: Photochemical smog can produce
A)CO, CO2, and soot
B)ozone,
Q14: Pollution limits are
A)primary when based on human
Q15: Probably the most critical of all substances
Q16: Products of burning coal in air can
Q17: Products of burning coal in air can
Q18: Removing harmful sulfur dioxide (SO2) from stack
Q19: Secondary air pollutants are
A)rapidly formed
B)formed from primary
Q20: Smoke is
A)a gas
B)the same as smog
C)very finely
Q21: The 1990 version of the Clean Air
Q23: The rapid combination of a material with
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