What is Pollution

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Pollution 
Definition of pollution 
About pollutants
Importance of pollutants

 Definition:- Any unwanted and undesirable change in physical , chemical and biological characters of air ,water or land is called pollution .
:- As a result of pollution , human life, useful organisms , living conditions , environment ,raw materials etc . Are  irreparably damage and may even be destroyed permanently .
:- pollutants are substance , chemical or any other things which change the natural balance of environmental .
:- pollutants are mostly placed into two categories .
                1 . Biodegradable pollutants
            And
                2 .Non- biodegradable pollutants.

Biodegradable pollutants:- 
  Domestic sewage , cloth, paper , wood etc can be decomposed by bio microorganisms
that's why it is biodegradable pollutants .
Non- biodegradable pollutants:- 
  Aluminium cans, plastic , mercury compounds , DDT, glass etc are non- biodegradable materials .  These are nither
decomposed by microorganisms nor these materials breakdown by physical and chemical agents present in the environment.
Importance of pollutants :- 
:- Biodegradable pollutants provide energy in the form of organic substances and also nutrients like carbonate ,phos phosphate etc .
:- Non- biodegradable pollutants , not only accumulate in the ecosystem but pass from one organism of the food chain to another till it reaches the last tropic lavel .
:- During this transport , the amount of the pollutant continues to increase with each trophic level . This is called Bio magnification . 

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