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

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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