Geography, 28.01.2020 13:54 asianaenaeh

Halons and cfc’s both
a. inhibit ozone formation
b. cause ozone formation in the troposphere
c. destroy ozone in the stratosphere
d. cause excess ozone formation in the stratosphere

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The correct answer in this question is option C. Halons and chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) both destroy the ozone layer in the stratosphere. In the stratosphere, the chlorine and bromine ions are separated from their parent molecule through UV radiation. These ions react with ozone resulting to its depletion.

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The correct answer is option c. destroy ozone in the stratosphere.

Explanation:

Halons and CFS’s are chemical gases that destroy the earth’s protective ozone layer, which is responsible for filtering the damage caused by ultraviolet rays.

These types of gases are elevated towards the stratosphere and once there and destroy it.

All this generates problems such as climate change, increased incidence of skin cancer and cataracts, among many others.

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The correct answer is option c. destroy ozone in the stratosphere.

Explanation:

Halons and CFS’s are chemical gases that destroy the earth’s protective ozone layer, which is responsible for filtering the damage caused by ultraviolet rays.

These types of gases are elevated towards the stratosphere and once there and destroy it.

All this generates problems such as climate change, increased incidence of skin cancer and cataracts, among many others.

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Respiratory and cardiovascular diseaseor maybe your looking for the say 2.6 people die from

Answer from: Quest

The telegraph idk what else to tell you you are probably just gonna copy it which btw i would do the same thing but it says i have to have at least 20 characters so yeah there you go

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