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A gas derived from oxygen that is bubbled through water during the treatment processes to kill microorganisms.
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| ozone |
a gas found in the upper atmosphere that protects living things from the harmful effects of the sun's ultraviolet radiation.
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| ozone |
Ozone gas is a molecule which consists of three oxygen molecules. It is naturally occurring in the earth's atmosphere at all levels and is essential to reef keeping. Ozone functions by sterilizing the water and relieving it of unwanted bacteria and microscopic organisms. Ozone is explosive and is harmful to fish and to humans, if in large quantities.
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| ozone |
A naturally occurring, highly reactive, irritating gas comprising triatomic oxygen formed by recombination of oxygen in the presence of ultraviolet radiation. This gas builds up in the lower atmosphere as smog pollution, while in the upper atmosphere it forms a protective layer that shields the earth and its inhabitants from excessive exposure to damaging ultraviolet radiation.
Ãâó: antron.dupont.com/content/resources/green_glossary...
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| ozone |
Toxic form of oxygen and a major source of pollution on the earth
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