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The substance in acid rain that makes it more acidic than natural rainwater is _____. A) Sulfuric Acid B) Carbon Dioxide C) Nitrogen Gas D) Carbonic Acid
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The substance in acid rain that makes it more acidic than natural rainwater is _____.

A) Sulfuric Acid
B) Carbon Dioxide
C) Nitrogen Gas
D) Carbonic Acid

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The answer is A) Sulfuric Acid.

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Answer: A). Sulfuric Acid

Step-by-step explanation:

The sulphur dioxide is a gas which is liberated from volcanic eruption and burning of the fossil fuels. This gas reacts with the water vapors present in the atmosphere. It forms sulphuric acid in the atmosphere. It falls along with rain water. The sulphuric acid along with rain water forms acid rain.

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