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Chemistry, 22.07.2020 18:01 joneskc0629

En la ruta de acidificación del azufre: una gran parte del dióxido de azufre es oxidado a trióxido de azufre, que es muy inestable y pasa rápidamente a ácido sulfúrico. La oxidación catalítica del dióxido de azufre también se realiza en forma efectiva. Se cree que en las gotas de agua se produce la oxidación implicando oxígeno molecular y, como catalizadores, sales de hierro y manganeso procedentes de la combustión del carbón. Teniendo en cuenta éste contexto y asumiendo que un lago termal se encuentra cercano a una zona industrial podríamos afirmar que en su atmósfera: La oxidación del dióxido de azufre se acelera en presencia de emanaciones por combustión de combustibles fósiles
La presencia de catalizadores en una reacción química puede acelerar o retrasar la obtención de productos
El dióxido de azufre combinado con el agua produce ácido sulfúrico, componente de la lluvia ácida
La lluvia ácida no necesariamente se puede presentar en éste sistema.

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