The document summarizes an experiment on the effects of acid rain on plants. The students will buy two flowers and expose one to vinegar to simulate acid rain. They will observe the results to show how acid rain can harm plants and natural resources if global warming is not reduced. Their goal is to educate others on the dangers of acid rain formation from human-caused emissions and global warming.

1. Conclusion
Whatitisabout?
In conclusion we invite you to take
Acid rain is formed everywhere more precautions in everything of Acid rain
by the global warming the
you do because the acid rain forms
by the global warming do it by
natural rain change into an
humans. Acid rain can end with our
acid rain and its effects can be
natural resource. TAKE CARE!
on plants, aquatic animals,
and infrastructure. It can be Scince Fair
very harmful.
In our experiment we are
going to show how the effect
of the acid rain can affect and Marcela Flores
harm a normal plant. Adriana Farías
Priscila Garza
Regina Carrillo
Valeria Elizondo
The best and most beautiful things in the
world cannot be seen or even touched -
they must be felt with the heart.

2. SUBHEAD
PROCEDURE
We are going to buy 2 flowers and
put vinegar, that’s what represents
the acid rain; only to one of them.
The other one we are going to put
normal rain and water to see the
Acid rainis a rain or any other form
results and effect of the acid rain.
ofprecipitationthat isunusually acidic.
The principal cause of acid rain is sulfur Also to show the persons that with
and nitrogen compounds from human less global warming less natural
sources, such as electricity generation, resources dead.
factories, and motor vehicles.Acid rain is
caused by emissions of sulfur dioxide and
nitrogen oxides, which react with the
water molecules in the atmosphere to
produce acids.Acid rain does not directly
affect human health. The acid in the
rainwater is too dilute to have direct
adverse effects. However, the
particulates responsible for acid rain
(sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides) do
have an adverse effect. Increased
amounts of fine particulate matter in
the air do contribute to heart and lung
problems including asthma and
bronchitis."Acid rain" is a popular term
referring to the deposition of wet (rain,
snow, sleet, fog, cloudwater, and dew)
and dry (acidifying particles and gases)
acidic components