I thought that if the chemicals didn't break down upon UV radiation exposure then it wouldn't matter if they were similar to chlorine because then the individual elements wouldn't have a chance to destroy the ozone like chlorine did (because the chlorine only came out After the larger chemical compound was being broken down upon being subjected to UV radiation) sgh

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I missed more questions on this passage than I usually do on entire RC sections, so I agree!

This question pissed me off, a).bc I was also thrown by my non scientific ass misunderstanding dissolve here and b) because it got me so flustered that I left the wrong answer choice selected AND left a different q that I meant to go back to blank :p

I'm glad I am clearly not alone on the struggle bus that picked D on this one lol

Same, I went back and forth on it and still picked the wrong one. As I tend to do when stuck between two...

Yay, I finally got the hang of it

For me I got over confident and didn't read it carefully enough

This is a good reminder to just take the gifts when they are given. I got it right, but was like 'really? They just laid it out like that? Is it a trap?'

Still irked by the random and weird use of the word 'obtain' a few questions ago

Yep, super slow

B seemed too straightforward I picked D... hopefully that will be a learning lesson for me!

Same

'Only if' is the tell that it's necessary rather than sufficient

Same here but that's only because I shifted it to easy mode to rebuild my confidence after the 'you try's' haha

I know it's time to take a break when I look at the answer choices and don't even remember seeing the correct one there 🫠

LOL

Same, I changed it at the last minute. Damn overthinking