Aerosols MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Aerosols MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Which atmospheric self-cleansing mechanism involves smaller particles adhering to larger ones to form a single, heavier unit?
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2
What is the full form of the environmental term 'PM'?
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3
Through which mechanism do metals primarily enter the atmospheric solution?
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4
What term describes pollutants that exist in the form of fine dust particles?
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5
What is the maximum diameter threshold for particles classified as fine particulate matter (PM2.5)?
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6
How long can certain bacteria survive when they form spores in the atmosphere?
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7
Which atmospheric gas is known to readily oxidize paints, textile fibers, and dyes?
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What is the term for liquid particles created through the atomization of a parent liquid?
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Which natural physical process is highly effective in removing particulate matter from the atmosphere?
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What term describes microscopic solid or liquid particles suspended in a gaseous medium?
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