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Neither n2 nor o2 are greenhouse gases because

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Katyanochek1 [597]2 years ago

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Neither N₂ or O₂ are greenhouses gases because they do not cause the greenhouse effect.

<h3>What are greenhouses gases?</h3>

Greenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere causing the temperature of the planet to rise.

Greenhouse gases cause the greenhouse effect.

<h3>What is the greenhouse effect?</h3>

The greenhouse effect is the warming up of the planet due to greenhouse gases.

Greenhouse gases include

carbondioxide
methane
nitrous oxide and
water vapour

So, neither N₂ or O₂ are greenhouses gases because they do not cause the greenhouse effect.

Learn more about greenhouse gases here:

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