free oxygen is basically an oxygen-free-radical oxygen breaks into free oxygen under the action of sunlight (ultraviolet rays) these free oxygen are highly reactive and combine with oxygen molecule to give ozone and ozone helps filter the harmful effects of ultraviolet rays also the ozone layer is the basic reason for human survival on earth as the sun is too damaging, that i would have burnt us alive into tandoori human!!!! LOL
Free oxygen
only anaerobic(oxygen free) bacteria survives .
The oxygen system should be kept clean and dust-free.
well according to my calculations !!OINK OINK !!oxygen has no weight it is free living !!!!
The free oxygen bubbled up from the oceans.
free oxygen
It is a single oxygen atom, a short-lived free radical of oxygen.
oxygen
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free oxygen is basically an oxygen-free-radical oxygen breaks into free oxygen under the action of sunlight (ultraviolet rays) these free oxygen are highly reactive and combine with oxygen molecule to give ozone and ozone helps filter the harmful effects of ultraviolet rays also the ozone layer is the basic reason for human survival on earth as the sun is too damaging, that i would have burnt us alive into tandoori human!!!! LOL
Anaerobic = total absence of free oxygen (O2) or bound oxygen (NO2, NO3) Anoxic = absence of free oxygen, but presence of bound oxygen.
oxygen producing organisms
Oxygen is a pure substance. In nature, free oxygen exists as a molecule of two oxygen atoms covalently bonded, O2.
Becuase it heats up and burns like a match then cools and the oxygen rises into the sky like a birdy, then it farts and ends up oxygen free.
Oxygen is not mined on the planet Earth. It is a free gas in the air. Various minerals ARE mined that contain oxygen.
Oxygen is an extremely chemically active element, which is why things can burn in our current atmosphere. In the early Earth, all the oxygen had reacted with other chemicals in the environment, so that there was no free oxygen. Only later, when photosynthesis was used by green plants, was there a source of free oxygen.