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1-6: Nitrogen Cycle, Sulfur Cycle; Tropospheric Ozone | 1-6: En Español | 1-6: Em Português |
Importance of this Unit to the Course
This unit provides basic information on oxides of nitrogen and sulfur and ozone in the lower
atmosphere that will be needed for understanding why some but not all chemicals contribute to global
warming, ozone depletion, and acid rain covered in future units.
Objectives
Preparation for Discussion (You must complete this section before class.)
Discussion
(online / face-to-face)
(See your portfolio for due dates and times)
A major component of the course is participation in the online dialog.
The following types of comments are required:
If nitrous oxide is the most inert of the atmospheric nitrogen compunds, why is it in some respects the most dangerous?
Additional Reading