The phrase "acidic atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment that is metaphorically or literally characterized by acidity, often in a scientific or figurative context.
Example: "The acidic atmosphere of the laboratory required special precautions to protect the researchers from harmful fumes."
Alternatives: "corrosive environment" or "sour ambiance".
Although both atmospheres had some acidity due to the presence of organic acids, the acidic atmosphere was distinguished by the presence of the SO2 that oxidized to sulfuric acid and led to formation of organosulfate compounds.
Steve Kean was subjected to an acidic atmosphere Mark Davies celebrates giving Bolton the lead at Ewood Park last night A night that began with a plaintiff call for support from their beleaguered manager ended with another defeat and the prize of bottom place in the Premier League at Christmas, which has come to represent the end of hope for whichever team happens to be there.
The wart virus cannot live in the acidic atmosphere.
The results showed that both EN and EN composite coatings demonstrated significant improvement of corrosion resistance in both acidic and salty atmosphere.
Although group 4 and 5 metal oxides have high stability even in acidic and oxidative atmosphere, they are almost insulator and have poor ORR activity because they have a large band-gap.
Exposures to acidic aerosol in the atmosphere are calculated from data reported in the scientific literature.
Bacterial adhesion by S. mitis and A. oris can be restricted by acidic pH and aerobic atmosphere.
Regarding the second point, we believe that the toxicity of ammonium sulfate per se misses the more general point: What does the addition of acidic sulfates into the atmosphere do to produce particles that are toxic?
Acid rain is mainly caused by emissions of sulphur dioxide (SO2) which reacts with the water droplets in the atmosphere to produce acidic solution which is the primary cause of corrosion of steel structures such as bridges, high value assets, weathering of stone buildings and statues.
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However, our data suggest an alternative scenario where, although the concentration of CO2 in the primitive atmosphere was high, acidic conditions in early oceans favored the formation of HCO3-.
