Question

Write the difference between primary and secondary pollutants with examples​

Answer 1

Answer:

Primary pollutants are emitted directly into the atmosphere by a source. But secondary pollutants are formed as a result of a chemical reaction between primary pollutants or with any other atmospheric particle. ... Sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and particulate matter (PM) are few examples of primary pollutants.

Answer 2

primary pollutants.

• Pollutants that are released into the environment in their natural state are referred to as primary pollutants.
• They are classified as particle, aerosol, reduced, or oxidised, among other things.
• They're less harmful to the environment.
• There is no synergy between them.
• Primary pollutants remain in the environment in the form in which they are emitted.

secondary pollutants.

• Pollutants produced as a result of interactions between primary pollutants and environmental elements are referred to as secondary pollutants.
• They oxidise in general.
• They're also more poisonous.
• Synergism exists between secondary pollutants.
• They are things that have been altered