Nitrogen oxides are formed through the combustion of nitrogen and oxygen at high temperatures, such as in car engines and forest fires. They react with oxygen and water in the air to form acid rain, which corrodes structures, destroys buildings made of chalk and marble, harms forests by damaging soil chemicals, and kills aquatic life by making lakes acidic. Methods to control nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere include reducing combustion peak temperatures, shortening time at peak temperatures, chemically reducing NOx, removing nitrogen, and using sorbents.
Nitrogen oxides are formed through the combustion of nitrogen and oxygen at high temperatures, such as in car engines and forest fires. They react with oxygen and water in the air to form acid rain, which corrodes structures, destroys buildings made of chalk and marble, harms forests by damaging soil chemicals, and kills aquatic life by making lakes acidic. Methods to control nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere include reducing combustion peak temperatures, shortening time at peak temperatures, chemically reducing NOx, removing nitrogen, and using sorbents.
Nitrogen oxides are formed through the combustion of nitrogen and oxygen at high temperatures, such as in car engines and forest fires. They react with oxygen and water in the air to form acid rain, which corrodes structures, destroys buildings made of chalk and marble, harms forests by damaging soil chemicals, and kills aquatic life by making lakes acidic. Methods to control nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere include reducing combustion peak temperatures, shortening time at peak temperatures, chemically reducing NOx, removing nitrogen, and using sorbents.
Aditya Kumar 20181MEC0009 How are nitrogen oxides formed?
● Under the normal conditions O2 and N2 do not react
which each other . ● In extreme condition (very high temperature), nitrogen oxides will form. ● If we burn gasoline in a car engine the combustion temperature is about 2000C. This is enough to oxidise nitrogen in the fuel mixture. How are nitrogen oxides formed?
● Combustion of nitrogen and oxygen in the car
engine, at high temperature. (Man - made source) ● Forest fires (Made-made/natural source) ● Nitrogen oxides are naturally formed in flashes during thunderstorms. (Nitrogen source ) Effect of NOx Effect of NOx on environment ● Nitrogen oxides will react with oxygen and water in the air and fall as acid rain. ● Acid rain 1. Corrode metal structure (bridges) 2. Destroy building in particular chalk stones and marble. 3. Acid rain is harmful to forests as chemicals in the soil damage the trees. 4. Kill aquatic life because toxic And it makes the lakes acidic. The animals living in them can die. How to control Nox in the atmosphere?
The Composition of Clean, Dry Air As Being Approximately 78% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen and The Remainder As Being A Mixture of Noble Gases and Carbon Dioxide