Chemistry of the Environment · Summer Term
Atmospheric Chemistry: Ozone Depletion
Exploring the chemistry of the stratosphere, focusing on ozone formation and depletion.
Key Questions
- Explain the chemical mechanisms behind ozone depletion in the stratosphere.
- Analyze the role of CFCs and other radicals in catalytic ozone destruction.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of international agreements in mitigating ozone depletion.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
A-Level: Chemistry - Environmental ChemistryA-Level: Chemistry - Atmospheric Chemistry
Year: Year 13
Subject: Chemistry
Unit: Chemistry of the Environment
Period: Summer Term
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