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Context for Use Sample questions (with general answers in
italics ) are arranged in sequence for Socratic questioning
regarding acid rain:Background to Questions:Acid deposition
(i.e, acid "rain") caused by pollutants (particularly sulfur and
nitrogen oxide gases) in the atmosphere has on