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Biology, 24.10.2019 02:00 Sbeech7246

13 which of the following chemical compounds
used in coolants and aerosol products have
depleted the ozone layer?
a h, o and co,
b cfcs
c o, and co,
d sulfuric acid and nitric acid

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