A complementary phenomenon to this one is dry deposition, and it can be produced naturally when lightning splits certain nitrogen-containing compounds.
One technique used to reduce the severity of this phenomenon is called FGD and uses a limestone slurry to create harmless compounds such as calcium sulfite. Increased aluminum content in soils is a byproduct of this phenomenon. A complementary phenomenon to this one is dry deposition, and it can be produced naturally when lightning splits certain nitrogen-containing compounds. Caused by excessive amounts of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions, name this type of pollution in which the pH of precipitation is dangerously low.
One technique used to reduce the severity of this phenomenon is called FGD and uses a limestone slurry to create harmless compounds such as calcium sulfite.
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