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lunatika

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There are considerably more air molecules near Earths surface than higher up, which means, in comparison, air near the surface
   a. is less dense.
   b. has the same density.
   c. is more dense.
   d. has no density.
   e. is only half as dense.

Question 2

Most human-made impurities found in the atmosphere present a health and environmental hazard. These are called
   a. nutrients.
   b. pollutants.
   c. aerosols.
   d. dust.
   e. particles.



komodo7

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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: b



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