Evaluation of Heavy Metals from Acid Rain Dissolved Stone-Coated Roof

The book explores the impact of industrialization on acid rain and its implications for daily life in Nigeria and other under-developed countries, where rainwater from roofing sheets is commonly used for cooking and washing. It details an experiment where stone-coated roofing sheets were dissolved in acid to analyze the concentrations of harmful metals such as Lead, Iron, Zinc, Aluminium, Silicon, and Cadmium. The findings highlight the potential health risks associated with using contaminated rainwater.