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Which scientists contributed to the determination of how CFCs in clouds in the upper atmosphere could destroy ozone molecules?
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Chemists worked out the CFC photochemistry (Molina & Rowland, Crutzen) and meteorologists/atmospheric scientists studied stratospheric clouds and circulation (e.g., Farman, Solomon) that enable the heterogeneous reactions that activate chlorine to destroy ozone.
Chemists worked out the CFC photochemistry (Molina & Rowland, Crutzen) and meteorologists/atmospheric scientists studied stratospheric clouds and circulation (e.g., Farman, Solomon) that enable the heterogeneous reactions that activate chlorine to destroy ozone.
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