CFC Destruction Zone Cleaned

by: rejon

This is a series of eight diagrams, each depicting different aspects of the chemical reactions involving chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). These diagrams are accompanied by French text explaining the processes in detail. The first diagram shows the formation of CFCs from hydrogen and chlorine atoms, while the second one illustrates the breakdown of these compounds into carbon dioxide and water vapor. The third diagram demonstrates the process of ozone destruction, where CFCs react with oxygen to form carbon monoxide and other harmful substances. The fourth diagram shows how these reactions can lead to the formation of chlorine atoms, which are then converted into hydrochloric acid by combining them with water vapor. In the fifth diagram, the process of converting hydrochloric acid back into chlorine is depicted. The sixth and seventh diagrams focus on the breakdown of CFCs in the presence of sunlight, which can result in the formation of various harmful substances. Finally, the eighth diagram illustrates how these reactions contribute to global warming by increasing the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Over

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