soot
soot
- n a black colloidal substance consisting wholly or principally of amorphous carbon and used to make pigments and ink
- v coat with soot
- Basically alkaline that is, the chemical opposite of acid the soot particles tended to neutralize the sulfur dioxide.
- Before the smoke and soot from the burning coal and wood of the Industrial Revolution began to blacken the bark of England's trees, the predominant variety of peppered moth had .
- Number of people potentially affected: 3,000,000 Type of pollutant: Coal and particulates Source of pollution: Automobile and industrial emissions This soot-blackened .