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Which of the following can act as a catalyst for the destruction of stratospheric ozone? (A) chlorine radical (B) NO (C) NO2 (D) ClO (E) PAN Group of answer choices A only A & D A & B B & C

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Which of the following can act as a catalyst for the destruction of stratospheric ozone?

(A) chlorine radical

(B) NO

(D) ClO

(E) PAN

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A & D

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