NEETChemistryEnvironmental Chemistry
How is classical smog different from photochemical smogs?
Options
- AClassical smog is primarily formed by industrial emissions, while photochemical smog results from chemical rea
- BClassical smog is characterized by a brownish haze, while photochemical smog is mainly a mixture of smoke and
- CClassical smog forms in colder climates, while photochemical smog forms in warmer climates.
- DClassical smog is caused by natural phenomena, while photochemical smog is entirely anthropogenic.
Correct answer
A. Classical smog is primarily formed by industrial emissions, while photochemical smog results from chemical rea
Step-by-step solution
Correct Option is : (A) Classical smog is primarily formed by industrial emissions, while photochemical smog results from chemical reactions involving sunlight.