TYPES AND SOURCES

OF AIR POLLUTANTS
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OBJECTIVES
• Identify and define the following types and source of pollutants
• Determine the primary and secondary air pollutants and how it
occurs
• Distinguish and classify kinds of pollutants based on the following
major sources
• Know the Estimation of emissions of the primary air pollutants in
the philippines on a per weight basis.
• Determine cause of ozone occurrence in the troposphere and
stratosphere
 KEY TERMINOLOGIES
AIR POLLUTANT FIXED & MOBILE PRIMARY AIR
airborne substances (either solids, liquids, or Fixed sourcesSOURCE
encompass industrial POLLUTANTS
gases) that occur in concentrations high complexes, power plants, homes, office
Pollutants that are formed
enough to threaten the health of people and buildings, and so forth; mobile sources and emitted directly from
animals, to harm vegetation and structures, or
to toxify a given environment.
include motor vehicles, ships, and jet particular sources
aircraft .

PRIMARY SOURCE OF SECONDARY AIR PARTICULATE

POLLUTION
 results from the direct emissions
from an air pollution source.
POLLUTANTS
form only when a chemical reaction occurs
between a primary pollutant and some other
component of air
MATTER
represents a group of solid
particles and liquid droplets that
are small enough to remain
suspended in the air.
 KEY TERMINOLOGIES
AEROSOLS
Grouping includes solid particles that
may irritate people but are usually not
poisonous, such as soot (tiny solid
carbon particles), dust, smoke, and
pollen
PHOTOCHEMICAL
SMOG
chemical reactions or smog that
take place in the presence of
sunlight
NATURAL CAUSE
organic compounds from plants, sea salt,
suspended soils and dusts. Other natural
sources are released during catastrophes
such as volcanic eruptions and forest fires
SMOG
originally meant the
combining of smoke and
fog
HUMAN CAUSE
Human activities that pollute the air, land,
and sea by burning fossil fuels, overusing
chemicals and pesticides, and creating
sewage run-off.
OZONE
noxious substance with an unpleasant
odor that irritates eyes and the mucous
membranes of the respiratory system,
aggravating chronic diseases, such as
asthma and bronchitis.
 KEY TERMINOLOGIES
VOLATILE
CARBON MONOXIDE SULFUR DIOXIDE (SO2) ORGANIC
major pollutant(CO)
of city air, is a colorless gas that comes primarily COMPOUNDS
represent a class of organic
colorless, odorless, poisonous gas that from the burning of sulfur- compounds(VOCs)
that are mainly
forms during the incomplete
containing fossil fuels hydrocarbons
combustion of carbon-containing fuels
(such as coal and oil).

OXIDES OF NITROGEN HYDROCARBON CARCINOGEN

Nitrogen oxides are gases that form when S
individual organic
S
cancer-causing agents
some of the nitrogen in the air reacts with compounds composed of
oxygen during the high temperature hydrogen and carbon
combustion of fuel
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