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In my sketch of good-quality air, I included a lot of nitrogen atoms to show 78%, a less amount of oxygen atoms to show 21%, and one 'other substance' atom to show the 1% of other substances in the air. I added the 'gray rods' to show that they are stable molecules.

In my sketch of poor-quality air, I included the same atoms as in my good-quality air sketch, however, I added some black dots to represent the soot particulate matter in the air along with some brown particulate matter to represent the rest of the debris or bad things that can be in the air.

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In picture number 2 I didn't describe all the different particles in air and didn't show all the particulate matter that would also float around in the air. But in this picture I showed all the particulate matter and different molecules floating throughout air. For example, I used blue for nitrogen, green for oxygen, red for Carbon Dioxide, yellow for argon, brown for methane, and orange for water vapor. I also in the second side of this drawing, I showed little floating clouds or puffs that represented particulate matter. In the second picture lot of these chemicals overpower the others which may be unhealthyIn conclusion, I believe this drawing is more detailed than the last ones.

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After learning more about what air looks like, and what it is made up of, I put together this sketch. On the left there is mostly nitrogen, some oxygen, and very small amounts of argon and carbon dioxide. On the right there is nitrogen and oxygen again, but more soot which is pollution. Also there is more carbon dioxide. I know now that air includes mostly nitrogen, good amount of oxygen, and a smaller amount of argon and carbon dioxide.

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This one is accurate because it shows the actual shape of the atoms and it shows a semi accurate ratio of all of the different particles. The good air quality shows 32 nitrogen particles, 12 oxygen particles and 2 other particles. That air is clean and is minimally polluted. The Bad air picture shows many of the same particles just on a smaller scale compared to a sample of 100 particles but this sample has soot (the black particles) and dust. All in all the first picture if it was out of 100 would be good air and the bad air picture of it was out of 100 would be bad.