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Green house effect leads to global warming. Which substances are responsible for green house effect ?

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Trapping of heat by greenhouse gases namely Carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide `(N_2O)`, ozone and chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's) is responsible for greenhouse effect.
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  • Green house effect is

    A
    Collection of green house gases which rise the temperature of atmosphere
    B
    Production of flower and vegetable in increased temperature
    C
    Production of crop in glass house
    D
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    Gardening outside the house
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    Global cooling
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    Global warming
    D
    Green colour house
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    A
    Production of cereals
    B
    Warming of earth
    C
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    D
    Trapping of UV rays
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