The chart shows the average daily minimum and maximum levels of air pollutants in 4 cities 2000.
The chart illustrates the usual everyday lovest and highest stages of air pollutants in four cities in 2000.
Overall
, It is clear that
the typical day's smallest and largest points of SO2 in Calcutta and Beijing were higher than the figure for NO2. While
the normal day-to-day least and greatest ranks of NO2 in Los Angeles and Mexico
City
were higher than that figure for SO2. Remarkably, the average daily minimum and maximum levels of SO2 and N20 in Mexico
City
were the highest.
In Mexico
City
, the usual everyday lowest and highest stages of SO2 were 80 and 200 micrograms
per m³, respectively.However
, these figures for Los Angeles were 2 and 10 micrograms
per m³, respectively. Regarding N20, the typical per day was smallest at 113 micrograms
per m³ and largest at 207 micrograms
per m³ in Mexico
City
and the figures for Los Angeles were minimum at 39 micrograms
per m3 and maximum at 104 micrograms
per m3. The typical day's smallest and largest points of Berging stood at 47 and 59 micrograms
per m3, respectively. these figures for NO2 were 30 and 52 micrograms
per m³, respectively. Additionally
, the normal day-to-day least at 25 micrograms
per m³ and greatest at 100 micrograms
per m³ of SO2 In Calcutta. The average daily minimum and maximum levels of SO2 in Calcutta were 14 and 54 micrograms
per m³, respectively.Submitted by writingeilts on
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