Decomposition of ozone to oxygen occurs as a series of radical reactions. The Individual reactions in this series are listed below but they are not in the correct order. Use the labels on the right to correct the order of the reactions. 1st 3rd 5th 2nd 4th CIOO Cl• + 0₂ - 2 Cl. +203->> CIOOCI CI F-C-Cl F UV photon 2 CIQ. +20₂ ►CIOO + Cl CI 1 F-C+Cl UV photon A 220 nm 2 CIO- -CIOOCI F

Decomposition of ozone to oxygen occurs as a series of radical reactions. The Individual reactions in this series are listed below but they are not in the correct order. Use the labels on the right to correct the order of the reactions. 1st 3rd 5th 2nd 4th CIOO Cl• + 0₂ - 2 Cl. +203->> CIOOCI CI F-C-Cl F UV photon 2 CIQ. +20₂ ►CIOO + Cl CI 1 F-C+Cl UV photon A 220 nm 2 CIO- -CIOOCI F

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Decomposition of ozone to oxygen occurs as a series of radical reactions. The Individual reactions in this series are listed below but
they are not in the correct order. Use the labels on the right to correct the order of the reactions.
1st
3rd
5th
2nd
4th
CIOO. -Cl. +0₂
2 Cl. +203 2 CIQ. +20₂
CIOOCI
CI
F-C-Cl
F
2 CIO-
UV photon
UV photon
A220 nm
CIOO + Cl
CI
F-C. + Cl
- CIOOCI
F

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