**Acid Rain** is a form of atmospheric deposition characterized by precipitation (rain, snow, or other wet or dry fallout) with abnormally low pH, typically ≤5.6, resulting primarily from the atmospheric oxidation of anthropogenic sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides into sulfuric and nitric acids.
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