Air pollutions
Air pollution Degree depends and on its temperature or temperature stratification (temperature stratifications). It is known, that at lifting upwards on each 100 m air temperature decreases on 1 °s. With the help konvektsii warm air rises, and cold falls. Sometimes with lifting on height air temperature does not change (izotermija), concentration of substances polluting atmosphere thus in regular intervals decreases in process of removal from a pollution source. If at lifting on height air temperature does not go down, and rises, such condition is called as inversion. At inversion air at a surface of the Earth appears colder, than at some height, pollution can collect in a ground layer of atmosphere.
Between concentration of polluting substances in air and temperature of atmospheric air there is an inverse relationship. So, with fall of temperature the maintenance
Such substances as soot, oksid are grey (IV), the dust, increases.
Concentration of polluting substances in atmospheric air depends also on atmospheric pressure: with increase of pressure the maintenance of substances in air increases.
The Great value has also humidity of air. Water steams, being condensed on a surface of various polluting substances, form fogs. Thus concentration of toxic substances in the bottom layers of atmosphere considerably increases.
Pollution Dispersion in atmosphere depends as well on a modular condition of substances polluting air (firm particles, an aerosol, steams, gas), from duration of their stay in atmosphere (oksid sulfurs (IV) - from several o'clock about several days, oksid carbon (II) - from 1 till 3 months etc.), from features of a source of pollution (the pipes raised, for example, ground motor vehicles, temperature and speed of an exit of an air-gas stream etc.).
Not all substances polluting inhaled air can be unhealthy the person. Some of them can influence even at the smallest concentration in air (mercury, lead) while harmful action of other connections can be shown only at oche ”n high concentration.
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