PLEASE HELP!!! Which of the following is not involved in creating tropospheric ozone? A) high temperatures B) CFCS C) sunlight D) NO x

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PLEASE HELP!!!

Which of the following is not involved in creating tropospheric ozone?

A) high temperatures

B) CFCS

C) sunlight

D) NO x

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a and b high tempertures are required to create NO x

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