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How would the titration curve of H2SO4 + its pH properties help environmental protection and acid rain?

April 26, 2017Acid rain Chemistry curve h2so4 help Mathematics pH properties titration

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How would the titration curve of H2SO4 + its pH properties help environmental protection and acid rain?

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The question is confusing. How can a titration curve help environmental protection? Does anyone want to help acid rain. H2SO4 is a dibasic strong acid, which at pH above 3 or so is totally dissociated. In the environment, SO2 in the air from burning coal or other processes that form sulfuric acid as an industrial chemical can dissolve in rainwater to form the weak acid H2SO3. If the SO2 is oxidized to SO3, H2SO4 can be formed when the trioxide is dissolved in rainwater.