Why does acid rain destroy building and pavemant?

Acid rain, which contains elevated levels of sulfuric and nitric acids, can significantly damage buildings and pavement by reacting with the minerals in stone, concrete, and metals. This chemical reaction leads to the deterioration of materials, causing erosion, weakening structural integrity, and resulting in surface discoloration. Over time, repeated exposure to acid rain can accelerate wear and tear, leading to costly repairs and maintenance for affected structures. Additionally, the effects are particularly pronounced on limestone and marble, which are more susceptible to acid corrosion.