Dry Deposition: Sulphur dioxide bonds with transpired water molecules on SA of leaf, causing the leaves to 'burn'
Wet Deposition: Conventional Acid Rain cycle
In Europe (prevailing wind travels NE)
- Dry deposition, where the sulphur dioxide is carried on wind currents, and is deposited on the top parts of trees in that region.
- Wet deposition, AFTER mountainous regions, where wind currents carrying sulphur dioxide condense, and bond with water molecules and acid rain occurs.
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