Ozone Layer

• Ozone is a gas found in the atmosphere consisting of three oxygen atoms: O3.
• Ozone is formed in the atmosphere when energetic ultraviolet (UV) radiation dissociates molecules of oxygen, O2 , into separate oxygen atoms.
• Free oxygen atoms can recombine to form oxygen molecules but if a free oxygen atom collides with an oxygen molecule, it joins up, forming ozone.
• Ozone molecules can also be decomposed by ultraviolet radiation into a free atom and an oxygen molecule.
• Ozone is thus continuously created and destroyed in the atmosphere by UV radiation coming from the sun.
• Refer to link below for more information.

To reduce CFC's stop using some products. These are deodorants, spray cans, aerosols etc.

CFca re man made compounds. They are made by spray cans, aerosols etc.

Make something else BUT this time check that the products they are making are not harmful.

They aught also to pay towards the environmental harm that CFCs have caused.

The ozone hole is not yet closed. And ban on CFC's has been long enough now.

Well, not everything, but most things like: Bugs, birds and other animals. And it keeps you from getting wet when I rains and...getting a sunburn. Dunno what else to list...

Scientists have performed experiments under conditions that they believe replicate the conditions in the upper atmosphere where the presence of chlorine and bromine radicals (created when solar radiation breaks them free from the molecules they were once part of) and ice crystals catalyzes a more rapid decomposition of ozone (O3) back to simple oxygen molecules (O2). In all honesty, scientists don't KNOW that Cl and Br actually do that in the upper atmosphere, but the evidence is very strong based on existing research. Theoretically, the halogenated hydrocarbons that contain these atoms are very stable and can persist long enough remain intact for the years it may take them to diffuse into the upper atmosphere and be decomposed as theorized in the experiments.

Various measures are being taken now. The first measure was to try reduce the use of CFC's.

yes it is basically a thin gray layer in which helps you do stuff like balening

renal cortex - an outer granulated layer

No, it is not. The ozone in stratosphere is good ozone.

Not by anyone that has studied the problem.

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To avoid ozone irritation, stay indoors during peak ozone hours (typically in the afternoon), use air purifiers with ozone filters, and avoid activities that release ozone into the air, such as using certain cleaning products or appliances. Regularly check air quality reports and follow recommendations to reduce exposure.

Zero is important because it gives us the concept of having nothing and there being void this is used for purposes with math and real life in how we view things. Infinity goes on and on forever providing a concept that time does not end or a feeling of eternity which is hard to grasp. But if time did have an end and things just stopped, that would be equally as hard to think about.

Humans are releasing CFC's.They react with ozone layer to deplete it.

Because the sunrays Reflects off of the whight snow. This is what causes the skier to get sun burned.

Hope that Ansewerd your Question!

Well....ozone is a chemical itself.

It is O3 but as far as the chemical composition of "air," that is several compounds.

Air is N2 O2 CO2 mostly....with a few others that are a very small percentage.

Ozone has not destroyed stratosphere. It is present in it.

Ground level ozone is a pollutant. it is generally emitted from vehicles.

Fossil fuels are exhaustible. Electric energy is an alternative.

they're not just tap where another furblings went over it

In order of increasing energies: # radio waves, passes through ozone. # microwaves, passes through ozone, but there are some resonances in "spinning" the molecule at a few tens of frequencies. # infrared, ozone absorbs some infrared... it is a molecule with more than two atoms. # visible light, very little interaction with all but blue. # ultraviolet light, UV-A passes through, UV-B and UV-C are absorbed. # X-rays, absorbed. # gamma rays, absorbed. Now it is important how much ozone is available along any given path for absorbing the radiation. Gases are very sparse, so "completely absorbed" doesn't happen. In addition, UV-C and more energetic are absorbed by all gases in our atmosphere. Ozone is unique in absorbing UV-B, and shares absorbing infrared with things like methane and water vapor.