Which statement explains how smog forms?
Volcanoes erupt and release ash into the sky.
Strong storms pick up soil and mix it with fog.
Sunlight and heat react with gases in the atmosphere.
Gases move high into the atmosphere and then fall to Earth in rain.
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sunlight and heat react this is the right answer
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Sunlight and heat react with gases in the atmosphere. (option 3)
- Smog is an intense form of air pollution that causes difficulty in visibility. It is the contraction of two words- smoke and fog, because of its opacity and odour.
- There are two types of smog. Sulfurous smog is the resultant of high concentrations of sulfur compounds (oxides) in the atmosphere. These are released by fuels like coal.
- Photochemical smog is formed due to reaction of sunlight and heat with nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere. Gasoline and CFC's release these oxides.
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