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Identify the correct statements about photochemical smog
I. PAN is one of the components of photochemical smog
II. It forms cracks in rubber
III. It is an oxidizing smog
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{Classical Smog (London Smog):} Cool, humid, $SO_2$ + particulates $\rightarrow$ Reducing. {Photochemical Smog (Los Angeles Smog):} Warm, sunny, $NO_x$ + Hydrocarbons $\rightarrow$ Oxidizing.
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I, II, III
I, II only
I, III only
II, III only
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