Nitrogen oxides in ozone help
Hi, can someone explain what NO• + O3 in the depletion of ozone produces please, thanks!! This is for aqa a-level new spec.
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Hi, can someone explain what NO• + O3 in the depletion of ozone produces please, thanks!! This is for aqa a-level new spec.
It catalyses the transformation of ozone to oxygen:
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