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Wouldn't spraying water into air with sulfur oxides just create acid rain?
by coldcode 11y ago
Wouldn't spraying water into air with sulfur oxides just create acid rain?
- dimgl 11y agoI was thinking the same thing... Is the cannon supposed to somehow disperse the sulfur oxides? Or is that not how it works?
- kragen 11y agoSure. With the mist, you get dilute sulfuric acid settling on buildings and streets and attacking the concrete, or maybe being washed away. Without the mist, the dilute sulfuric acid forms in the noses and lungs of your citizens instead, damaging their sense of smell and ability to absorb oxygen. The mist sounds like an improvement. But this is mostly aimed at particulate pollution, not sulfur dioxide.
- limaoscarjuliet 11y agoYes! I lived in Poland in 70's-90's and we got nice massive acid rain which dissolved buildings and anything it landed on. No water cannons present, the natural rain was enough to ruin everything.