arrange the following reaction accordingly 1 UV rays release the chlorine from CFC 1. Chloroflourocarbon is released from the earth's surface 2. chlorine destroy the ozone layer 3. CFC's rise into the ozone layer 4. formation of ozone hole allowing more UV to pass through

arrange the following reaction accordingly 1 UV rays release the chlorine from CFC 1. Chloroflourocarbon is released from the earth's surface 2. chlorine destroy the ozone layer 3. CFC's rise into the ozone layer 4. formation of ozone hole allowing more UV to pass through

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter18: Acids And Bases

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arrange the following reaction accordingly
1 UV rays release the chlorine from CFC
1. Chloroflourocarbon is released from the earth's surface
2. chlorine destroy the ozone layer
3. CFC's rise into the ozone layer
4. formation of ozone hole allowing more UV to pass
through

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