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TITLE: Some New Questions about the Seasonal Decrease of the Ozone Layer
AUTHORS: Jaime González Velasco
KEYWORDS: Depletion-Recovery Cycle; Ozone Layer; Magnetic Properties; Oxygen; Ozone
JOURNAL NAME: Green and Sustainable Chemistry, Vol.2 No.3, August 20, 2012
ABSTRACT: The depletion-recovery cycle of the ozone layer is explained on the basis of the magnetic properties of oxygen, ozone, nitrogen oxides and chlorine combinations, which upon interaction with the Earth’s magnetic field, give rise to gaseous fluxes polar- and equatorial-wards.