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dana6 dana6
  • 02-12-2015
  • Biology
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How do rain and snow remove particles from the atmosphere

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MonikaMole1421 MonikaMole1421
  • 02-12-2015

Water from rain and snow weigh and pulls these particles down (pollen, dust, pollutants and smoke). They are then left on trees and other surfaces until more rain washes they away. This process is called wet deposition.

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aradon108 aradon108
  • 22-04-2019

particles stick to them is correct on grad point

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