The location of the maximum amount of this compound is explained by the Umkehr effect. In a reaction that follows the Criegee mechanism, this compound is used with dimethyl sulfide to cleave double bonds and form carbonyl compounds. This compound is 
The location of the maximum amount of this compound is explained by the Umkehr effect. In a reaction that follows the Criegee mechanism, this compound is used with dimethyl sulfide to cleave double bonds and form carbonyl compounds. This compound is produced in a series of reactions named for Chapman, and the amount of it is measured in Dobson units. This blue compound is produced during a thunderstorm, and it is best known for absorbing ultraviolet rays in a namesake layer in the stratosphere. FTP name this triatomic form of oxygen.
The location of the maximum amount of this compound is explained by the Umkehr effect.
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