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- 3. radiation the ozone protects us from
- 5. With the Montreal Protocol, up to 2 million cases of this may be prevented globally each year by 2030.
- 9. Causes the ozone layer to break down and is mostly found in refrigerants, aerosols, and other plastic products.
- 12. 1974
- 15. detecting ozone at large distances from the instrument.
- 16. a global agreement in 1987 to protect the Earth’s ozone layer by phasing out the chemicals that deplete it.
- 17. What has caused the ozone layer to thin
- 18. The smallest part of an element that can exist alone or in combination with others like it.
- 19. Layer of the atmosphere where the ozone is located
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- 1. Ozone protection efforts have contributed significantly to slowing it.
- 2. requires air to be drawn directly into an instrument.
- 4. Where a “hole” in the ozone layer is.
- 6. When UV-C light reaches the stratosphere it splits oxygen molecules into oxygen atoms. These single atoms then react with other oxygen molecules to ______ ozone.
- 7. The smallest particle of a compound (substances made of two or more elements) that retains the properties of a compound. Water is H2O = Two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom
- 8. A treaty agreed to research the effects of human activities on the ozone layer and to take action against activities that are likely to have adverse effects on the ozone layer.
- 10. The ozone layer is expected to ______ around 2050
- 11. A gas that protects people and life on Earth by absorbing harmful radiation
- 12. Ozone is not the only gas in the stratosphere. Other gases containing nitrogen and hydrogen are also in the stratosphere and participate in reaction cycles that ______ ozone converting it back into oxygen.
- 13. substances that contain only one kind of matter.
- 14. describes how atoms interact when forming a chemical bond with another atom.
