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1. That's a lot of problems. I hope I would never be exposed to any sulfuric acids. Do you know where you can usually find sulfuric acid? So I won't encounter it.
2. Sorry to break it you, but you might've already been exposed to it. You may be exposed to sulfuric acid if the job you work in is in the chemical or metal plating industry; if you produce detergents, soaps, fertilizers, or lead-acid batteries; or if you work in printing and publishing, or photography shops.
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2. I didn't know it would be this common. Do you know how to avoid this?
1. Because sulfur trioxide forms sulfuric acid when it contacts the moist surfaces of your respiratory tract or your skin. You may also be exposed to sulfuric acid by breathing outdoor air containing this compound. Because sulfuric acid droplets can form in the air when sulfur dioxide is released from the burning of coal, oil, and gas.
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2. I have learned a lot. Thank you for enlightening me about this subject.
By: Nicole Martha R. Flores7 - Sr. Pudentiana
1. I would say that you need to stay indoors as much as possible and to avoid exercising outdoors when levels of air pollution are high. You can also be aware of levels of air pollution by paying attention to news bulletins and air pollution advisories.
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3. You're welcome!

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