Oxygen molecules collide with each other much more frequently in the troposphere (the layer dosest to the Earth surface) than they do in the strato layer up). What is the principal reason behind the difference in the frequency of collisions? The temperature in the troposphere is lower. The temperature in the stratosphere is lower O Molar traction of Oz in the troposphere is higher O Photochemical reactions in the stratosphere deplote Oz concentration The tolal pressure in the troposphere is higher

Oxygen molecules collide with each other much more frequently in the troposphere (the layer dosest to the Earth surface) than they do in the strato layer up). What is the principal reason behind the difference in the frequency of collisions? The temperature in the troposphere is lower. The temperature in the stratosphere is lower O Molar traction of Oz in the troposphere is higher O Photochemical reactions in the stratosphere deplote Oz concentration The tolal pressure in the troposphere is higher

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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