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Theoretically, 1 chlorine free radical could do this. The number of ozone molecules broken down by the free radical before the chain is terminated depends on a lot of factors, though, and a million seems like a very high value.

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Q: HOW MANY CHLORINE ATOMS DESTROY 1000000.00 OZONE MOLECULES?
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