The Origin of the Gases Called Oxides of Nitrogen in the Atmosphere

question 82

Multiple Choice

The origin of the gases called oxides of nitrogen in the atmosphere begins ____.

• A)in the stratosphere
• B)in the troposphere
• C)in the mesosphere
• D)with precipitation
• E)with ice

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