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What effects does ionizing radiation have on the atmosphere? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
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It ionizes atoms and molecules in the thermosphere.
It ionizes atoms and molecules in the thermosphere.
It is the chief cause of warming in the troposphere.
It is the chief cause of warming in the troposphere.
It forms ozone in the stratosphere.
It forms ozone in the stratosphere.
It helps atoms to escape Earth's gravity in the exosphere.
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- It ionizes atoms and molecules in the thermosphere.
- It forms ozone in the stratosphere.
Reason: High-energy solar UV/X-rays ionize gases in the upper atmosphere (creating the ionosphere/thermosphere), and UV photodissociation of O2 produces O atoms that combine with O2 to make O3 in the stratosphere.
- It forms ozone in the stratosphere.
Reason: High-energy solar UV/X-rays ionize gases in the upper atmosphere (creating the ionosphere/thermosphere), and UV photodissociation of O2 produces O atoms that combine with O2 to make O3 in the stratosphere.
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