Biology
Biology, 29.10.2019 00:31, pinklover2002

Match the following
hazardous
recycle
fossil fuel
plastic,
diabetes
ozone
ozone
1. the layer of the atmosphere that the ozone layer is part of
the type of wastes that can be broken down by other
organisms into a reusable form
the type of solid, liquid, or gas wastes that are toxic,
flammable, corrosive, reactive, or radioactive
the process by which certain waste materials, such
glass, aluminum, and paper are prepared for reuse
5. the addictive drug found in tobacco
a disease frequently developed by smokers and passive
smokers
a disease of the pancreas in which insulin is not produced in
7. the correct amounts so that glucose can be converted into
energy or stored as fat
formed in the atmosphere when chemicals, called volatile
8. organic compounds (vocs), and nitrogen dioxide (no) are
acted upon by sunlight
when burned, it can cause an increase of co2, ozone, and
sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere
biodegradable
cancer
nicotine
stratosphere

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