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What does the term “turbidity” indicate in atmospheric quality?

(a) Indicates density of clouds

(b) Reduction of light due to dust particles

(c) Indicates the humidity

(d) Turbulence of winds

I have been asked this question in an international level competition.

My question is taken from Air Pollution in chapter Air Pollution of Environmental Engineering

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Right choice is (b) Reduction of light due to dust particles

To explain I would say: Turbidity is the term used to describe reduction in light/visibility due to smoke and other dust particles. Due to air pollution, about 15-20% reduction in sunshine is observed in cities.

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