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Since the CFCs contain chlorine, breaking them up would result in the release of these reactive atoms. Each chlorine atom combined with one oxygen atom from an ozone molecule, which is also reactive, to yield a chlorine monoxide molecule and an oxygen molecule. In other words, the CFCsâ chlorine atoms attack ozone.While this process of CFCs dissociating is happening, the ultraviolet radiation also causes oxygen molecules to break down into free oxygen atoms.ince the CFCs contain chlorine, breaking them up would result in the release of these reactive atoms. Each chlorine atom combined with one oxygen atom from an ozone molecule, which is also reactive, to yield a chlorine monoxide molecule and an oxygen molecule. In other words, the CFCsâ chlorine atoms attack ozone.
  A: Ozone is an allotrope of oxygen, with three oxygen atoms in a molecule. It is a very powerful oxidizer, and absorbs UV-B and some infrared light. Ozone is unstable and decays on its own, the decay rate being a function of temperature and time. Other compounds can accelerate ozone's decay.Ozone is formed in the troposphere (where we are) by combustion and industrial processes, and by light activating combustion products. This ozone is a component of smog. Ozone is formed in the ozone layer when oxygen molecules are shattered by absorbing UV-C from the Sun.UV-C only penetrates to about the lower stratosphere (above where aircraft fly), and this is where the ozone layer is found. A: Ozone is an allotrope of oxygen, with three oxygen atoms in a molecule. It is a very powerful oxidizer, and absorbs UV-B and some infrared light. Ozone is unstable and decays on its own, the decay rate being a function of temperature and time. Other compounds can accelerate ozone's decay.