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Who is a scientist who studies how substances react to effect the environment?

Environmental Chemist


What effect do cfc's have on our ozone layer?

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What are cfcs how does it effect the ozone layer?

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Why do some plant materials change color in the presence of acidic or basic substances?

This is how they react to the substances. Sometimes the substances that are inside the plant will react in an unusual way with the substance.


How do the giant pandas senses effect the environment around?

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How does Xenon effect nature?

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