The ozone is near or inside the stratospheric region. It is in the form of ozone layer.
The ozone layer has no components. It is a layer of relatively normal atmosphere, like the rest of the atmosphere... but the ozone is increased from near zero to 9 ppm.
The hole in ozone layer is pretty big. It has been shrinking however.
There are no parts to the ozone layer. Ozone is found in all layers of the atmosphere, with near zero concentrations at very high altitudes and near the Earth's surface. The lower portion of the stratosphere reaches peak ozone concentration (9-10 ppm), and this is usually referred to as the ozone layer. In the winter at one of Earth's poles, an ozone hole forms. The size of the is a function of contaminants that may be found at those altitudes that accelerate the otherwise natural decay of ozone.
The ozone layer is found in the stratosphere, which is the second major layer of Earth's atmosphere, located above the troposphere. This layer contains a higher concentration of ozone gas compared to other atmospheric layers.
The ozone layer is a region with a relatively high concentration of ozone, and is located near the bottom of the stratosphere. It is located 8 to 50km above sea level. The altitude varies with latitude, placing the stratosphere and the ozone layer closer to the Earth's surface over the poles.The highest concentration is in the lower stratosphere, also called the tropopause. Ozone is found in some concentration in all layers of the atmosphere. Ozone in the troposphere (near Earth's surface) is one component of smog.Ozone concentrations vary from near zero at extreme elevations (high in the exosphere), to a maximum (~9 ppm) at the bottom of the stratosphere, to zero again near Earth's surface. Some ozone is found in every layer of the atmosphere (usually less than 1 ppm, except for the stratosphere).(for more information, see the related question)The ozone layer is in the upper atmosphere of the earth.
No, there was no water near the ozone layer. The ozone layer has been protecting from the UV on it's own.
Ozone depletion causes global warming. Thus it is warm near the layer.
Depletion of ozone layer is near the poles. It is actually at the poles. It is because of low weather.
The ozone layer has no components. It is a layer of relatively normal atmosphere, like the rest of the atmosphere... but the ozone is increased from near zero to 9 ppm.
The hole in ozone layer is pretty big. It has been shrinking however.
The ozone layer doesn't disappear in near future. It depends upon how CFC's are released in future.
When CFC molecule comes near ozone, it reacts with it. This leads to depletion of ozone layer.
Ozone layer is thin over Australia. It is due to its location near poles.
There are no parts to the ozone layer. Ozone is found in all layers of the atmosphere, with near zero concentrations at very high altitudes and near the Earth's surface. The lower portion of the stratosphere reaches peak ozone concentration (9-10 ppm), and this is usually referred to as the ozone layer. In the winter at one of Earth's poles, an ozone hole forms. The size of the is a function of contaminants that may be found at those altitudes that accelerate the otherwise natural decay of ozone.
The ozone layer is found in the stratosphere, which is the second major layer of Earth's atmosphere, located above the troposphere. This layer contains a higher concentration of ozone gas compared to other atmospheric layers.
The ozone layer is a region with a relatively high concentration of ozone, and is located near the bottom of the stratosphere. It is located 8 to 50km above sea level. The altitude varies with latitude, placing the stratosphere and the ozone layer closer to the Earth's surface over the poles.The highest concentration is in the lower stratosphere, also called the tropopause. Ozone is found in some concentration in all layers of the atmosphere. Ozone in the troposphere (near Earth's surface) is one component of smog.Ozone concentrations vary from near zero at extreme elevations (high in the exosphere), to a maximum (~9 ppm) at the bottom of the stratosphere, to zero again near Earth's surface. Some ozone is found in every layer of the atmosphere (usually less than 1 ppm, except for the stratosphere).(for more information, see the related question)The ozone layer is in the upper atmosphere of the earth.
The near surface ozone acts as a pollutant. However the stratospheric ozone is very useful and acts as protecting layer for the harmful radiations emitted from the sun.