Can anyone explain the mechanism by which cloroflourocarbons (heaver than air gasses blamed for Ozone depletion) rise through the lower atmosphere, the stratosphere, the layers of upper atmosphere to finally reach the ozonosphere, then stay up there long enough to cause the harm they are blamed for?
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Can anyone explain the mechanism by which cloroflourocarbons (heaver than air gasses blamed for Ozone depletion) rise through the lower atmosphere, the stratosphere, the layers of upper atmosphere to finally reach the ozonosphere, then stay up there long enough to cause the harm they are blamed for?