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The science of thunderstorms – thunder, lightning, and chemical reactions
Having already looked at the chemistry behind the smell of rain, here’s a look at some of the science behind thunderstorms. How does lightning happen, what gives it its blue-violet tinge, and what does it have to do with plant growth?
The Atmospheres of the Solar System
We’re heading out of this world for today’s post, to examine theatmospheric compositions of the other planets in the solar system, as well as our own. Practically every other planet in our solar system can be considered to have an atmosphere, apart from perhaps the extremely thin, transient ...
A Brief Guide to Atmospheric Pollutants
Back in school, you’ll have learned that the air in our atmosphere is composed primarily of nitrogen, at 78%, and oxygen, at 21%, with a number of other trace gases. It’s to these trace gases we’re looking today – more specifically, at how human activity can result in the release of air pollution ...
Nitrogen-Containing Atmospheric Pollutants
Sources and reactions of atmosphericorganic molecules containing nitrogen.
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