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Ozone

Ozone (/ˈoʊzoʊn/ ⓘ), also called trioxygen, is an inorganic molecule with the chemical formula O3. It is a pale-blue gas with a distinctively pungent odour. It is an allotrope of oxygen that is much less stable than the diatomic allotrope O2, breaking down in the lower atmosphere to O2 (dioxygen). Ozone is formed from dioxygen by the action of…

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Ozone in Earth's atmosphere

Carbon filtering

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related to Further reading · 28
Ozone → Alan, Atmospheric Pressure, August, Barker, Becker, Benefits Group, Bristol, Butterworth-Heinemann, C2009-0-30414-6, Chemistry, Earnshaw, Elements, Exposure Assessment, Final Report, Greenwood, Health Risk, Institute, ISBN, Kogelschatz, Non-Equilibrium Air Plasmas
related to External links · 25
Ozone → Agency's, American Lung Association, Archived, Arctic, Arctic Warming, Chemical HazardsNational Institute, Environmental Health Sciences, GISS, Ground-level, International Ozone AssociationEuropean Environment, NASA Goddard Institute, NASA's Ozone Resource Page, New England, Nobel Laureate Harry Kroto, Nobel Laureate Paul Crutzen, Observatory, Ozone InformationNASA Study Links, OzoneInternational Chemical Safety Card, Pocket Guide, Smog
related to Safety regulations · 17
Ozone → Because, CFR, Continuous, Health, Health Administration, Higher, IDLH, Immediately, NIOSH, Occupation Safety, Occupational Safety, OSHA PEL, PEL, The Canadian Centre, To, Work, Z-1
related to history · 12
Ozone → Christian Friedrich Schönbein, Dutch, For, Greek, He, In, Jacques-Louis Soret, Martinus, Marum, O3, Schönbein, The
related to Industry · 12
Ozone → Although, Because, Environmental Protection Agency, Health Administration, Humidity, It, Many, Occupational Safety, Once, Spore, The, Where
is a · 11
Ozone → bent molecule, cost-effective method of treating water, gas, healthy or, most commonly used and preferred IUPAC name, pale blue gas that condenses at cryogenic temperatures to a dark blue liquid and finally a violet-black solid, polar molecule with a dipole moment of 0.53 D, powerful oxidising agent, primary irritant, reagent in many organic reactions in the laboratory and in industry, short-lived greenhouse gas
related to Aquaculture · 11
Ozone → Atlantic, Despite, Fe2, Fe3, Haddock, If, Nodavirus, Ozonate, Ozonation, Senegalese, Solea
related to Electrolytic · 11
Ozone → Catalysts, Electrolytic, EOG, H2, However, In, O2, O3, Production, Therefore, This
related to Incidental production · 11
Ozone → Catatumbo, Catatumbo River, Certain, Electric, Free, It, Large, This, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Unsuppressed, Venezuela
see also · 11
Ozone → Chappuis, GOMOS, International Day, LightningNitrogen, Occultation, Ozone Layer, Ozone Monitoring, OzonolysisPolymer, Preservation, September, Stars

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Ozonecausessunburn in humans0.90text
Ozonecausesinflammation and acute0.90text
Ozonecauseschanges in the immune response within the lung tissue0.90text
Ozonecausesshort-term autonomic imbalance leading to changes in heart rate and reduction in heart rate variability0.90text
Ozoneis apale blue gas that condenses at cryogenic temperatures to a dark blue liquid and finally a violet-black solid0.90text
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Ozoneis apolar molecule with a dipole moment of 0.53 D0.90text
Ozoneis ashort-lived greenhouse gas0.90text
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Ozoneis ahealthy or0.90text
Ozoneis aprimary irritant0.90text
Ozoneis acost-effective method of treating water0.90text
Ozoneis areagent in many organic reactions in the laboratory and in industry0.90text

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