Dry acid deposition occurs near the emission source, while wet deposition occurs in more distant areas.

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Dry acid deposition, also known as dry deposition, refers to acidic gases and particles that settle on surfaces near the source of emissions, such as buildings and vegetation. Wet deposition, also known as acid rain, refers to acidic particles and gases that have combined with precipitation and fall to the ground over a wider area, often miles away from the emission source. Therefore, the statement is true.

Dry Acid Deposition Occurs near the Emission Source, While Wet