3) is a colorless but not odorless gas. When ignited, ozone gives off a chlorine-bleach-like odor. So, obviously, based on this, there is a point at which ozone ignites, and it is when this ignition point is reached that the chlorine-bleachish smell from the ozone is produced and released. It is in this sense that temperature has a direct influence on ozone when the change in is such that it becomes high enough to cause a change in the way ozone in this particular instance behaves.
In the stratospheric layer high above the earth’s surface, ozone is an asset in that it prevents much of the ultraviolet (UV) radiation coming from the sun from reaching Earth’s surface. When it was discovered that stratospheric ozone was being destroyed by ozone-depleting substances here on Earth that made their way to the stratosphere and eventually caused a gaping hole to open up over the Antarctic region, this became tremendous cause on Earth for concern. The problem having been identified and add
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