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米国北東部における酸性降雨:pHと酸性

J N Galloway, G E Likens, E S Edgerton

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |November 12, 1976
    PubMed
    まとめ

    米国北東部の酸性降雨は,主に強い鉱物酸,すなわち硫黄酸と窒素酸によって引き起こされます. 他の陽子源は,全体の酸性に貢献しますが,酸性雨の周囲のpHにはほとんど影響しません.

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