APES Unit 7 and 8 Test Review

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Which pollutants come directly from the source?

Primary pollutants

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Which pollutants form once they are in the atmosphere (example: ozone)?

Secondary pollutants

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What established standards for SPLONC air pollutants?

Clean Air Act

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What converts NO into N2 and O2 reducing No pollution and the toxicity of emissions?

Catalytic converters

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What are influenced by geography, and they involve cool air trapped beneath a warm air layer?

Thermal inversions

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What negative environmental effect is intensified by thermal inversions?

Pollution

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What are some examples of PM?

pollen, dust, bacteria, spores

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What gas results from decaying uranium, causes lung cancer, and seeps up through the ground into buildings?

Radon

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What is the asphyxiant which can cause death by suffocation and lack of oxygen?

CO

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What is toxic yet found in most building materials?

Formaldehyde

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What reduces fumes from fueling cars?

Vapor recovery nozzles

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What removes pollutants from exhaust steams?

Scrubbers

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What requires scrubbers to remove pollutants like SOx, NOx, and PM?

Clean Air Act

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Which pollutants are released into the atmosphere where they form acid rain?

NOx and SO2

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What causes reduced photosynthesis and calcium deficiences for plants?

Acid rain

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What can cause problems for humans such as hearing loss, high blood pressure, and high cortisol?

Noise pollution

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WHat can interfere with animal migration, reproduction, and communication?

Noise pollution

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WHat is the biggest example of nonpoint source pollution?

Runoff from agricultural fields

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What’s the difference between point and nonpoint source pollution?

Point source can be traced back to one point, and nonpoint cannot

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What are some examples of synthetic endocrine disruptors?

Pesticides and pharmaceuticals

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Filtration from what improves water quality?

Wetlands

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What can be constructed to filter and trap runoff?

Wetlands

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What leads to a respiration rate increase in aquatic organisms?

Decrease in DO

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Which water holds less dissolved gas>

warm water

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Is carbon dioxide considered an air pollutant that affects human health?

No

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What requires wetlands to be constructed to mitigate the effects of newly drained wetlands?

Clean Water Act