Zusammenfassung
Die Bildung von saurem Regen, insbesondere als Folge von Schwefeldioxidemissionen, und der sich daraus ergebende Einfluß auf die natürliche und besiedelte Umwelt z. B. durch Korrosion, ist hinlänglich bekannt (Kapitel 11). Eine Hauptquelle gasförmiger Schwefelemissionen stellt die Verbrennung schwefelreicher fossiler Brennstoffe besonders bei der Erzeugung elektrischer Energie dar. Zusätzlich zu den unerwünschten Folgen für die Umwelt ergeben sich auch einige unerwünschte technische Auswirkungen. So setzen z. B. Schwefelverbindungen die Oktanzahl von Kraftstoffen herab und verringern die Wirksamkeit von Antiklopfmitteln im Benzin.
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Hardman, D., McEldowney, S., Waite, S. (1996). Entschwefelung von Kohle und Öl. In: Umweltverschmutzung. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60953-4_12
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