how photochemical reaction is responsible for destroying a protective layer in the atmosphere?
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The photochemical reaction takes place by absorbing energy in the form of light.
This reaction is said to have a very destructive compound known as the chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) and it is the one that destroys the protective layer present on the atmosphere thus having negative impact on the people and their health.
This reaction is said to have a very destructive compound known as the chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) and it is the one that destroys the protective layer present on the atmosphere thus having negative impact on the people and their health.
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photochemical reaction
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The photochemical reaction is responsible for destroying a protective layer in the atmosphere
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photochemical is the reaction in which the energy is transferred in the Light.
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In this chemical reaction there is mainly work of the CFC which is the Chlorofluorocarbons.
The CFC is the gas which is the most harmful ti the Ozone layer, Because the gas of CFC can't live in the Ozone.
And when it is gone then the Ozone layer is disturbed, and this may came in Bad Condition.
The gas released from the Refrigerator and AC is CFC.
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The photochemical reaction is responsible for destroying a protective layer in the atmosphere
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photochemical is the reaction in which the energy is transferred in the Light.
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In this chemical reaction there is mainly work of the CFC which is the Chlorofluorocarbons.
The CFC is the gas which is the most harmful ti the Ozone layer, Because the gas of CFC can't live in the Ozone.
And when it is gone then the Ozone layer is disturbed, and this may came in Bad Condition.
The gas released from the Refrigerator and AC is CFC.
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