Old rubber tires often "crack" when exposed to this compound, whose concentration is reported in Dobson units. The Chapman cycle describes the production and degradation of this compound, which at low temperatures forms a dark blue liquid. It takes its name from the Greek "to smell," and its odor can be observed during lightning strikes. In the atmosphere, this compound is broken down by compounds
Old rubber tires often "crack" when exposed to this compound, whose concentration is reported in Dobson units. The Chapman cycle describes the production and degradation of this compound, which at low temperatures forms a dark blue liquid. It takes its name from the Greek "to smell," and its odor can be observed during lightning strikes. In the atmosphere, this compound is broken down by compounds called chlorofluorocarbons (KLOR-oh-FLOOR-oh-CAR-buns). For 10 points, name this compound that forms a namesake layer in the atmosphere that shields the Earth from ultraviolet light, with formula O3.
Old rubber tires often "crack" when exposed to this compound, whose concentration is reported in Dobson units.
{ozone} [accept {O3} before mentioned]