Evaluating atmospheric ozone hole using CFC’s data

Abstract

The ozone layer was found to be acting as a protective shielding layer that protect our planet Earth from harmful radiations, such as x-rays and UV radiation. Nevertheless, the recent human activities was found to hinder the act of the ozone layer, because the recent industrial and agricultural byproducts such as Coloru-Floru-Carbons (CFC’s) affect directly the binding structure of ozone, this destruction in the layer structure was termed as ozone hole. Hence, professional all around the world were collectively agreed of the danger of those components like CFC’s and international bodies were organized to mitigate the usage of CFC’s and to find other alternatives