Warm Up! 1. What do you think acid rain is? 2. Draw and label the four symbols for fronts.

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Warm Up! Warm Up! 1. What do 1. What do you think you think acid rain is? acid rain is? 2. Draw and 2. Draw and label the label the four symbols four symbols for fronts for fronts

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Warm Up!Warm Up!

1. What do you 1. What do you think acid rain think acid rain is?is?

2. Draw and 2. Draw and label the four label the four symbols for symbols for frontsfronts

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pH and Acid RainpH and Acid Rain

Objective:Objective:

SWBAT describe the SWBAT describe the effects of acid rain on effects of acid rain on the biosphere.the biosphere.

HW/Reminders: Start HW/Reminders: Start studying for your studying for your TEST FRIDAY!TEST FRIDAY!

Agenda:Agenda:

Warm UpWarm Up

ObjectiveObjective

Acid Rain NotesAcid Rain Notes

VideoVideo

Review- tic tac toe & Review- tic tac toe & weather station weather station practicepractice

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What is Acid RainWhat is Acid RainFormed when gases, such as COFormed when gases, such as CO22 and SO and SO22 react with the water react with the water

in the atmospherein the atmosphereThe pH of Rain dropsThe pH of Rain drops

As low as pH of 2As low as pH of 2

Very harmful to our Very harmful to our

living environment living environment

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE6Y0iEuXMQ

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ActivityActivity

1.1. Fold your paper in half.Fold your paper in half.

2.2. Fold your paper in half again.Fold your paper in half again.

3.3. Now unfold your paper. Label the top of each Now unfold your paper. Label the top of each section with the following title.section with the following title.

1.1. pH ScalepH Scale

2.2. Acid Rain FormationAcid Rain Formation

3.3. Effects of Acid Rain.Effects of Acid Rain.

4.4. SolutionsSolutions

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pH and Acid RainpH and Acid Rain

• Draw a picture of the pH scale and include an example of an item that would exist at each part of the scale.

• Use red to indicate acid, blue for base, and brown for neutral.

• Draw a diagram of how acid rain forms, make sure you label and include details of its formation.

• Include a description of sources of acid rain that include both manmade sources and natural sources.

• Describe the effects of acid precipitation on:

aquatic life and vegetation Humans and stone and metals.

• List 3 solutions that can be implemented to help prevent acid precipitation.

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Industrial acid rain is a substantial problem in China, Eastern Industrial acid rain is a substantial problem in China, Eastern Europe and Russia and areas down-wind from them.Europe and Russia and areas down-wind from them.

Acid rain from power plants in the Midwest United States has Acid rain from power plants in the Midwest United States has also harmed the forests of upstate New York and New also harmed the forests of upstate New York and New England. England.

This shows that the effects of acid rain can spread over a This shows that the effects of acid rain can spread over a large area, far from the source of the pollutionlarge area, far from the source of the pollution

ACID RAIN in the U.S.ACID RAIN in the U.S.

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ACID RAIN in the U.S.ACID RAIN in the U.S.

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Acid Rain: Invisible MenaceAcid Rain: Invisible Menace

http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/videos/acid-rain-invisible-menace/embed/

What is happening in the Smokey What is happening in the Smokey Mountains due to acid rain?Mountains due to acid rain?

What can we do to prevent this?What can we do to prevent this?

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Exit Ticket

1. What is the main cause of acid rain?

1. What are 2 effects of acid rain?

1. What can we do to help the problem of acid rain?

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pH pH

pH describes pH describes how acidic or how acidic or basic a basic a solution is.solution is.

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pH scalepH scale

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pH scalepH scale

0-7 = Acid0-7 = Acid

7 = Neutral7 = Neutral

7-14 = Base7-14 = Base

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ACID RAINACID RAIN

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Natural vs. ManmadeNatural sources include forest fires, volcanoes, lightningMan-made sources include industrial factories, car emissions, and coal- and oil-fired power plants (electricity from burning fossil fuels)The #1 cause of acid rain is from human activity

SOURCES OF ACID RAINSOURCES OF ACID RAIN

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Harmful to aquatic life and Harmful to aquatic life and vegetationvegetation

Increased acidity in bodies of Increased acidity in bodies of waterwater

Increased acidity in soilIncreased acidity in soil

Harmful to human healthHarmful to human healthRespiratory problems, asthma, Respiratory problems, asthma, dry coughs, headaches and dry coughs, headaches and throat irritationsthroat irritations

Harmful to stone and metalHarmful to stone and metalWeathering of statues and Weathering of statues and buildings is acceleratedbuildings is accelerated

EFFECTS OF ACID RAINEFFECTS OF ACID RAIN

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WHAT CAN WE DO?WHAT CAN WE DO?Reduce amount of carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and oxides Reduce amount of carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen released into the atmosphereof nitrogen released into the atmosphere

Use less energy (hence less fuel burnt)Use less energy (hence less fuel burnt)Use cleaner fuelsUse cleaner fuels

Coal that contains less sulfurCoal that contains less sulfur"Washing" the coal to reduce sulfur content"Washing" the coal to reduce sulfur contentNatural Gas Natural Gas Bio-fuelBio-fuel

Use other sources of electricity (i.e. nuclear power, Use other sources of electricity (i.e. nuclear power, hydro-electricity, wind energy, and solar energy)hydro-electricity, wind energy, and solar energy)