It can react with cyanides and urea to reduce their toxicity, and unlike its more common counterpart, this molecule is diamagnetic.
The cold plasma process can be used to produce this compound, which can be used to cleave alkenes and alkynes in a reaction that often leads to the cracking of rubber tubes. It can react with cyanides and urea to reduce their toxicity, and unlike its more common counterpart, this molecule is diamagnetic. It can be measured in (*) Dobson units, and the tropospheric variety of this compound present in smog is an eye irritant, while free radical reactions with CFCs in the stratosphere lead to this molecule's degradation. For ten points, identify this molecule comprised of three oxygen atoms that forms a layer in the stratosphere which shields the Earth from UV radiation.
The cold plasma process can be used to produce this compound, which can be used to cleave alkenes and alkynes in a reaction that often leads to the cracking of rubber tubes.
ozone [or O3] &lt;EC&gt;