Environmental Sciences, asked by satyamagarwal4771, 1 year ago

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) damage the ozone layer. Where do these chemicals come from?

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Answered by Anonymous

The Chlorofluocarbons are the chemical s of chlorine fluorine and carbon they damage the ozone layer as they trap the ultra violent rays of the sun leading to green house effect .

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