By the absorption of visible light, which of the following compounds gives smogy air and has brown tint?
Correct answer: D. ๐๐2
- A. NO
- B. ๐๐3
- C. ๐๐โ3
- D. ๐๐2
Explanation
Nitrogen dioxide absorbs radiation in the ultraviolet (UV) and visible (vis) regions due to the electron transitions within the nitrogen dioxide molecule. It is a pungent gas that, along with fine airborne particulate matter, contributes to the reddish-brown haze characteristic of smoggy air.
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