Which is the most suitable natural source of dust particles among atmospheric elements?
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Correct answer: Dry desert surface
Desert surfaces are exposed, dry and often covered with loose mineral material. Strong winds can lift these fine particles and transport them over large distances as atmospheric dust. Although other natural sources also exist, a dry desert surface is a classic and highly suitable example. Option A is correct; a closed library is an indoor location, while deep-sea fish and an underground aquifer are not ordinary direct sources of airborne mineral dust.
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Dry desert surface
Why is this the correct answer?
Desert surfaces are exposed, dry and often covered with loose mineral material. Strong winds can lift these fine particles and transport them over large distances as atmospheric dust. Although other natural sources also exist, a dry desert surface is a classic and highly suitable example. Option A is correct; a closed library is an indoor location, while deep-sea fish and an underground aquifer are not ordinary direct sources of airborne mineral dust.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Theory Base of Accounting.
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