why hydrogen peroxide a secondary pollutants
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Secondary pollutants are not emitted directly to the air, water, or soil. ... These emitted chemicals participate in a complex of ultraviolet-driven photochemical reactions on sunny days to synthesize some important secondary pollutants, most notably ozone, peroxy acetyl nitrate, hydrogen peroxide, and aldehydes.
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Secondary pollutants are not emitted directly to the air, water, or soil. These emitted chemicals participate in a complex of ultraviolet-driven photochemical reactions on sunny days to synthesize some important secondary pollutants, most notably ozone, peroxy acetyl nitrate, hydrogen peroxide, and aldehydes.
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