CFCs are stable at ground level, but may lead to damage in the stratosphere. What factor causes this

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CFCs are stable at ground level, but may lead to damage in the stratosphere. What factor causes this

CFCs are stable at ground level, but may lead to damage in the stratosphere. What factor causes this instability?

A. Methane.

B. Ozone.

C. Carbon dioxide.

D. Light.

E. Sulfur oxide.

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