Match each atmospheric pollutant listed on the left with its primary health or environmental impact listed on the right.
- Carbon (II) oxide ()Binds to hemoglobin to form carboxyhemoglobin, impairing oxygen transport in blood
- Sulfur (IV) oxide ()Combines with atmospheric moisture to form acid rain, leading to structural corrosion
- Chlorofluorocarbons ()Catalyzes the destruction of the stratospheric ozone layer via free radical reactions
- Oxides of nitrogen ()Reacts with volatile organic compounds in sunlight to form photochemical smog
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Carbon (II) oxide matches with binding to hemoglobin; Sulfur (IV) oxide matches with acid rain formation; Chlorofluorocarbons match with ozone layer depletion; Oxides of nitrogen match with photochemical smog formation.
Each atmospheric pollutant has a distinct chemical property and mechanism of damage: Carbon (II) oxide binds tightly to blood hemoglobin; Sulfur (IV) oxide generates acidic rain upon dissolution in atmospheric water; Chlorofluorocarbons decompose UV light to yield chlorine free radicals that destroy ozone; and Oxides of nitrogen react under solar radiation to create photochemical smog.
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