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Which of the following processes correctly describes the formation of acid rain resulting from the combustion of fossil fuels?
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- 1Phosphate ions react with atmospheric oxygen to generate sulphuric acid precipitation.
- 2Sulphate ions in the soil react with solar radiation to produce atmospheric methane.
- 3Atmospheric sulphur dioxide reacts with environmental moisture to create sulphuric acid.✓
- 4Atmospheric nitrogen reacts with environmental moisture to create hydrogen sulfide gas.
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Atmospheric sulphur dioxide reacts with environmental moisture to create sulphuric acid.
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