Greenhouse gases absorb (and trap) outgoing infrared radiation (heat) from Earth and contribute to global warming. These molecules have dipole moments. Which of the following gases is not a greenhouse gas? H20 N20 N2 CFCI3

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Greenhouse gases absorb (and trap) outgoing infrared radiation (heat) from Earth and
contribute to global warming. These molecules have dipole moments. Which of the following
gases is not a greenhouse gas?
H20
N20
N2
CFCI3
Transcribed Image Text:Greenhouse gases absorb (and trap) outgoing infrared radiation (heat) from Earth and contribute to global warming. These molecules have dipole moments. Which of the following gases is not a greenhouse gas? H20 N20 N2 CFCI3
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