Q. What does PAH stand for in terms of organic chemistry?

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Q. What is the residence time (average time a particle is active in a given system) of carbon monoxide?

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Q. Which of the following gases has the highest affinity for blood haemoglobin?

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Q. At what concentration can the taste and smell of sulphur dioxide be detected?

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Q. Which is the major source for sulphur dioxide?

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Q. Which is the largest source for production of nitrous oxide?

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Q. Pesticides also contribute to air pollution along with polluting underground reservoirs.

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Q. Which of the following are sources to fluorine air pollution?

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Q. Which is/are the most significant air-borne allergen(s)?

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Q. Which of the following is a source for boron air pollution?

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Q. Which are the sources of arsenic pollution?

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Q. What does the word ‘meteorology’ define?

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Q. What is a “tetroon” in the field of meteorology?

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Q. What does the Richardson number indicate in wind analysis?

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Q. Above which Richardson number does vertical mixing in winds disappear?

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Q. When Richardson number is equal to zero, what is the wind turbulence characteristic?

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Q. Below what Richardson number does convective mixing start dominating mechanical turbulence?

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Q. What is high pressure area with sinking air also known as?

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Q. What does the term “turbidity” indicate in atmospheric quality?

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Q. Which of the following gases vary significantly over time and place at the atmospheric boundary level?

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