Q1) The Montreal Protocol bans the production of which of the following chemical substances?
Chlorine, bromine, CFCs, freons
Carbon tetrachloride, halons, trichloroethane, CFCs
CFCs, bromine, halons, freons
CFCs, halons, freons
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CFCs, halons and freons
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According to Montreal Protocol, Halons, CFCs and freons are banned.
Explanation:
- Montreal Protocol is an international treaty that aim is to protect the ozone layer.
- One of the steps to protect the ozone layer is to stop the use of Halons, CFCs and freons.
- Due to some harmful gases, the ozone layer is depleting, the major gases that result in the depletion of the ozone layer are chlorofluorocarbon, Halons and freons.
- So under Montreal Protocol, these gases are banned so that no more ozone depletion of the ozone takes place.
- Thus the correct answer from the given option is "Halons, CFCs and freons".
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