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Quiz: Suelo y Lluvia Ácida

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Reto rápido sobre suelo y lluvia ácida.

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Quiz: Suelo y Lluvia Ácida
 

Quiz: Suelo y Lluvia ÁcidaOnline version

Reto rápido sobre suelo y lluvia ácida.

by Franco
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La lluvia ácida se forma principalmente por dióxido de azufre (SO2) y óxidos de nitrógeno (NOx) en la atmósfera.

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La lluvia ácida aumenta la disponibilidad de hierro en suelos neutros.

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La lluvia ácida reduce el pH del suelo, aumentando su acidez.

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La lluvia ácida solo afecta a bosques y no a cultivos o suelos agrícolas.

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La lluvia ácida no puede desplazar nutrientes a través de la lixiviación.

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La materia orgánica y los procesos de buffering del suelo ayudan a moderar la influencia de la lluvia ácida.

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El pH del suelo nunca se recupera después de la exposición a la lluvia ácida.

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La lluvia ácida puede solubilizar aluminio y dañar las raíces de las plantas en suelos ácidos.

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El pH del suelo influye en la disponibilidad de nutrientes para las plantas.

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Al aplicar cal en suelos ácidos, la reacción es reversible instantáneamente y no afecta a la movilidad de metales.

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