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Increased cancers of all sorts. Mutation in all surface organisms. Decreased crop yields. But it is self-correcting. Once all Mankind is dead (or suddenly wises up), and the last of His contributions to depletion are removed / neutralized, Nature can repair the ozone in a matter of days.
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Which country is most affected by ozone layer depletion show in map?
The ozone hole usually only affects Antarctica directly, and it is not considered to be a country. However, it has appeared over areas like New Zealand, Australia, the southern tip of South America (which includes Argentina and Chile) and the Falkland Islands (a British territory) for brief periods of time. There is also an ozone-depleted area in the Arctic, but this only occurs for a few days at a time.
Explain the formation of depletion layer in pn junction diode?
hey dear, in p-n junction p-type material has more positive charged called holes and n-side having e-in majority... when we apply negative biasing then negative terminal is connected to p terminal then holes are attracted by negative terminal and e's are attracted by positive terminals.....and minority carries are forced towards junction, then at junction electron and hole pair generation occurs. after this at junction charge is accumulated by attraction and junction is get wider by a small amount that is called as depletion layer...... now you can understand how depletion layer is created..
What is a possible side effect of a thinner ozone layer?
Thinner ozone layer allows the Uv rays to pass though. These are high energy fatal rays.
What is an ozone layer and what are its side affects?
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Why Reduction in Depletion region width with increase in doping?
Because Reverse bias constrained the majority carries to repel from both side (P side & N side)hence Depletion layer is formed with a large extant of majority carriers hence the depletion region is wider in reverse bias.
How built-in potential barrier is formed in an open circuited P-N junction?
depletion layer surrounding the junction where electrons from N side have fallen into holes from P side.
Is the ozone layer hot or cold?
The ozone layer protects the earth from harmful Ultra Violet (UV) rays, which have been known to cause ski cancer. Because of the whole world polluting the air, the chemicals in this pollution are eating up the ozone layer. This lets in these UV rays. The flip side though is that green house gas is defined as any three atom gas. Ozone is just such a gas. The current belief as to why the Antarctic is still not warming and is still gaining ice is being blamed on the thinning of the ozone layer that occurs there at the end of every winter.
How is the ozone harmful?
Electromagnetic waves called UV radiation. Ozone layer blocks out most UV radiation by absorbing it and that is important, because UV radiation can cause skin cancer. To prevent that you also shoud use sunscreen and sunglasses. Use this website and register you can learn a lot about stuff related to these things - jason.org
What generalizations can you form about the main economic activities in North Carolina?
it is warm and the ozone layer breakes away and then the world turnes up side down and then we die
What causes depletion region across P-N junction?
The presence of mobile and bound charges on either sides of the pn junction causes the depletion layer. A pn junction is formed when a semiconductor is dopped with a pentavalent impurity on one side and a tri-valent impurity on the other side.on one side electrons will be more in number and on the other side holes will be more in number.At the junction the electrons combine with holes and there will be no charge carriers(i.e. electrons and holes) in that region.That region which is free from charge carriers is called depletion region.
Why is the ozone layer affecting the north and south pole?
Because the Ozone in the upper atmosphere is created by Ultraviolet (UV-C) light hitting Oxygen molecules in the air and the intensity of incident light is higher near the the equator as compared to the poles. The poles receive *no significant*UV-C when it is winter at that pole. Additionally, Earth's magnetic field redirects electrons from the solar wind to the North pole, while the positive charges are directed to the South pole. The positive charges are largely protons, which become hydrogen in our atmosphere. Hydrogen oxidizes to water vapor, and water vapor both blocks one path of ozone formation (via N2O* as a temporary placeholder for an oxygen atom), and accelerates the decay of ozone (via formation of H2O2). This explains why the south polar hole is much larger than the north polar hole.
What is the Moon's climate?
The moon has no atmosphere and therefore no weather, so it does not have a climate.Technically yes but only thing is that it doesn't have ozone layer and Sun bumps into it and that's why moon's weather depends on which side is Sun and on which side is tent.Very hot on the sunny side, very cold on the dark side.
