is naturally occuring in the stratosphere where it protects the surface of the earth from the sun's UV Ozone radiation. is a pollutant formed during the combustion of coal and Nitrogen dioxide oil. is a pollutant formed when NO, formed in internal combustion engines, combines with the oxygen in the atmosphere. Sulfur dioxide is a substitute for CFC's, because it decomposes in the troposphere and therefore is not implicated Dichloromethane in the destruction of ozone in the stratosphere. Previous 6:39 PM 3/21/2020 FLV

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Ozone and pollution compound: 

Match the name of the substance on the left with its description on the right.

 

is naturally occuring in the
stratosphere where it
protects the surface of the
earth from the sun's UV
Ozone
radiation.
is a pollutant formed during
the combustion of coal and
Nitrogen dioxide
oil.
is a pollutant formed when
NO, formed in internal
combustion engines,
combines with the oxygen
in the atmosphere.
Sulfur dioxide
is a substitute for CFC's,
because it decomposes in
the troposphere and
therefore is not implicated
Dichloromethane
in the destruction of ozone
in the stratosphere.
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6:39 PM
3/21/2020
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Transcribed Image Text:is naturally occuring in the stratosphere where it protects the surface of the earth from the sun's UV Ozone radiation. is a pollutant formed during the combustion of coal and Nitrogen dioxide oil. is a pollutant formed when NO, formed in internal combustion engines, combines with the oxygen in the atmosphere. Sulfur dioxide is a substitute for CFC's, because it decomposes in the troposphere and therefore is not implicated Dichloromethane in the destruction of ozone in the stratosphere. Previous 6:39 PM 3/21/2020 FLV
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