Which gas of the atmosphere holds up ultraviolet
rays ?
(a) O₂(b) O₃
(c) N₂(d) CH₄
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Answer:
O3 GAS
Explanation:
it consists of uv rays ... as it form ozone layer which protects us from uv rays .. by absorbing it
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O₃ gas of the atmosphere holds up ultraviolet rays.
Explanation:
- The ultraviolet rays from the sun is mostly absorbed by the gas ozone that is present in the atmosphere.
- In the region of stratosphere of the earth, the gas that is present in larger amount is ozone. (O3) .
- The ozone layer is found on the lower part of the stratosphere.
- It has been found that most of these ozone layers were subjected to destruction due the gases like chlorofluorocarbon that are released from the cooling system and refrigerants.
- This will ultimately result in the causing of skin cancer in human beings and other problems that are associated with the ecology.
- This is because as the depletion of ozone layer occurs the UV rays will not be absorbed to a greater amount.
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