which Compound Destroy The OZONE ?
Correct answer: A. CFCs
- A. CFCs
- B. CH3COOH
- C. BOTH A & B
- D. None Of These
Explanation
CFCs release chlorine radicals in the stratosphere, and these radicals catalytically destroy ozone molecules. CH3COOH is acetic acid and is not an ozone-depleting compound, so the likely mistake is treating any chemical compound as an ozone destroyer.
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