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which substances are radioactive pollutants?
how CFCs convert ozone into oxygen?
which substances are radioactive pollutants?
how CFCs convert ozone into oxygen?
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The radioactive pollution is defined as the physical pollution of air, water and the other radioactive materials. The ability of certain materials to emit the proton, gamma rays and electrons by their nuclei is known as the radioactivity. The protons are known as the alpha particle and the electrons are also known as the beta particle. Those materials are known as the radioactive elements. The environmental radiations can be from different sources and can be natural or manmade.
CFC react with ozone to form oxygen during chain reactions with chlorine radicals.
The radioactive pollution is defined as the physical pollution of air, water and the other radioactive materials. The ability of certain materials to emit the proton, gamma rays and electrons by their nuclei is known as the radioactivity. The protons are known as the alpha particle and the electrons are also known as the beta particle. Those materials are known as the radioactive elements. The environmental radiations can be from different sources and can be natural or manmade.
CFC react with ozone to form oxygen during chain reactions with chlorine radicals.
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