I am back with CFC variant as a solution. Carbon dust of diamond dust or graphite dust would last for only one season and have to be reapplied every year. Maybe that is okay if the expense of application is cheap enough and that would eliminate diamonddust.
But getting back to a CFC variant. I would like to make a case for a new concept in Chemistry and call it the Antipode or Antipodal. It sort of has its roots in mathematics with inverse, only inverse not to +1 but to
-1 and inverse relative to zero via subtraction. So that -1/3 is the inverse of +3 and that -3 is the inverse of +3. For chemistry I am calling it an antipode or antipodal.
So what are some Antipodals of the harmful CFC to the ozone layer? I would imagine it is a molecule that has no chlorine atoms. I imagine it is a molecule that has oxygen atoms. Can drift into the upper atmosphere from the ground and once in the upper atmosphere will recombine to form ozone.
Now I have the suspicion that the antipodal of CFC is probably N2 or some nitrogen molecule contained oxygen.
I am taking a new route for this Earth's 1st AirConditioner. I am scoffing off a CFC-Variant and looking of Antipodes of CFC. I suspect it is a nitrogen molecule that has no chlorine in it at all.
So it is not a CFC-variant but a Antipode of CFC.
Does chemistry have a better term then antipode??
Chemistry as a science often lags behind other sciences in the richness of its concept vocabulary.
Archimedes Plutonium