ENVIRONMENT THREAT: IMPACT ON ACID RAIN FORMATION ON SOILTHENMOZHI SRINIVASAN, BALASUBRAMANIE PALANISAMY, VENKATESH JAGANATHAN, AARTHY CHELLASAMY, S.V. SARAVANAN4 AND J. KAVITHAAbstract Acid discharge can take place through usual sources like volcanoes but it is mostly originates by the discharge of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide through fossil fuel incineration. When these gases are released into the ambiance they respond with the water, oxygen, and other gases previously here there to form sulfuric acid, ammonium nitrate, and nitric acid. These acids then diffuse over large region since of wind prototype and fall back to the soil as acid rain or additional forms of rainfall. The acid rain when spray, it influence the woods as well as pond and rivers. The acid rain when engrossed the soil turn out to be sterile for nurturing. The paper discusses about the acid rain, its impact on soil and various methodology to give solutions to this environment threat.
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