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What the density of the troposphere?

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Ozone is a gas, and its density is a function of pressure, temperature, and molecular fraction in a particular volume. For pure ozone gas, at 1.013 bar and 0 °C, the density is 2.141 kg/m3. (Air is about 1.295 kg/m3 at this same temperature and pressure.)

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The ozone layer is concentrated mainly in the lower stratosphere. The pressure there is about 22.7 kPaa (about 3.2 psia, or about 22% of standard atmospheric pressure). The upper stratosphere's pressure drops to about 2.5 kPaa (about 0.36 psia, or a little more than 2% of standard atmospheric pressure).

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If the ozone layer were collected into one thickness at standard temp and pressure, it would be 3mm thick. The "hole" that occurs annually is about 1 mm thick at the thinest point.

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It is the volume of the atmosphere. Most of it is confined to the stratosphere, so it could be the volume of the stratosphere.

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ANSWER IS NONSENSE. Density, a physical property of a gas, requires UNITS at least, but also CONDTIONSβ€”e.g., 0.1786 g/L is a density of anhydrous helium at STP (i.e., without H2O, at standard temperature and pressure). So, 7 what? At what T, altitude?

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ANSWER IS NONSENSE. Density, a physical property of a gas, requires UNITS at least, but also CONDTIONSβ€”e.g., 0.1786 g/L is a density of anhydrous helium at STP (i.e., without H2O, at standard temperature and pressure). So, 7 what? At what T, altitude?

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