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The ozone layer is a layer contained in stratosphere. The significant amounts of UV entering the earth are blocked by this. It is a pool of ozone gases.

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ozone layer (lower part of stratosphere)

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Ozone is present which absorbs UV rays. It is present in stratosphere.


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