Ozone

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how many oxygen does ozone have?
3 (O3)
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what does ozone protect you from?
UV Rays
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what happens when you go up in the stratosphere, in terms of temperature?
it gets hotter because chemical reactions are happening due to the ozone layer
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how is UV bad?
sunburn, premature aging, skin cancer, eye damage (cataracts, humans + animals), suppressed immune response
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thinning ozone causes climate change (T/F)
False
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natural causes of ozone
volcanoes, sunspots, stratosphere winds
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what happens when UV reacts with O3?
UV+O3 → O2+O

O is very reactive, and since O2 is very prevalent, it’ll react with that and reform O3
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affects of O3 on the environment
affects photosynthesis, phytoplankton won’t be photosynthesizing as efficiently leading to reduced seafood, cataracts
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what are CFCs
chlorofluorocarbons, not a chemical but a group
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negatives of CFCs
stays in the atmosphere for a long time, chlorine breaks down ozone, which regenerated and destroyed multiple O3
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what is a catalytic reaction?
regenerating itself, and one molecule can break multiple
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how do CFCs rise?
convectoin currents, drifts them intot he stratosphere
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how does Cl regenerate?
UVB + CFC3 → Cl + CFC2

Cl + O3 → ClO + O2

ClO + O3 → Cl + 2O2
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other ozone-depleting chemicals
mainly halogens
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what protocol stopped CFCs?
Montreal protocol, and replaced it with HFCs (which are 10000x more potent than CO2