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Which Atom or molecule is responsible for breaking up Ozone in the stratosphere? Carbon dioxide Nitrogen Chlorine Neon Argon
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Which Atom or molecule is responsible for breaking up Ozone in the stratosphere?

Carbon dioxide
Nitrogen
Chlorine
Neon
Argon

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Chlorine has the potential to break up the ozone layer (along with bromine)
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