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How can l find out more about the breakdown of atmospheric ozone?
You can find at many websites. Google abut the breakdown of ozone and you'll find articles.
What pollutant is associated with the breakdown of atmospheric ozone?
Water vapor, CFCs.
How is the atmospheric ozone formed?
Atmospheric ozone is formed in stratosphere. UV rays help in the formation.
Why do you care about your atmospheric ozone?
We have to care about the atmospheric ozone because it is the one that protects us from the harmful radiations of the sun. This ozone is present in the ozone layer in stratospheric region of the atmosphere.
Why do you care about atmospheric ozone?
We have to care about the atmospheric ozone because it is the one that protects us from the harmful radiations of the sun. This ozone is present in the ozone layer in stratospheric region of the atmosphere.
How was the ozone created?
the ozone was created in the stratosphere in an atmospheric level
What are some solutions to the breakdown of the ozone layer?
Breakdown of ozone layer can be prevented by:Planting more treesAvoiding the use of CFC's.
What typeo of science is ozone?
Atmospheric science it is. It is because ozone is there in atmosphere.
Is loss of atmospheric ozone a chemical change?
Yes, the loss of atmospheric ozone is considered a chemical change. It involves the breakdown of ozone (O₃) molecules into oxygen (O₂) due to reactions with pollutants like chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). This transformation alters the chemical composition of the atmosphere, impacting its ability to absorb harmful ultraviolet radiation. Thus, the process fundamentally changes the substances involved, characteristic of a chemical change.
What is destroying strotospheric ozone and where is it happening?
The CFC's are destroying atmospheric ozone. They react with ozone and deplete it.
What is the atmospheric layer where the ozone layer is found?
Good ozone is a type of ozone. it is found in stratosphere.
What manmade substances breakdown ozone?
Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), halons, and some types of hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) are manmade substances that can break down ozone in the Earth's stratosphere. These chemicals release chlorine and bromine atoms when they reach the stratosphere, which then catalyze the breakdown of ozone molecules.
