The Ozone Layer Shields Us and Saves Our Lives

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Air pollutants known as chlorofluorocarbons (or CFCs) have destroyed part of the ozone layer. The ozone layer is in the stratosphere of the Earth's atmosphere and protects our planet from the sun's ultraviolet rays. The thin ozone layer is called the ozone hole. Ultraviolet rays cause skin cancer and damage plants and wildlife. As part of air pollution, ozone molecules end near the surface of the Earth. Ozone molecules near the ground destroy the animal's lung tissue and block the opening of the leaves where respiration occurs, thereby preventing plant breathing. Without breathing, plants can not do photosynthesis at high speed and therefore can not grow.

Ozone is a boring gas that exists in the stratosphere of our upper atmosphere. The ozone layer protects us from the devastating bright radiation of the sun. Because the ozone layer absorbs these harmful radiation, these rays do not like the world pretty much.

Since the 1970s, the ozone layer on the earth has been discharged because artificial chemical substances have been released into the atmosphere. The ozone layer prevents harmful radiation from the sun from reaching the surface of the earth. As the pores of the ozone layer develop, more harmful radiation will reach the surface of the earth and its ocean. Due to the increase in solar UV B, phytoplankton is a marine organism like microscopic plants whose growth is rapidly decreasing. These rays pass through the holes of the ozone layer and inhibit the formation of chlorophyll by phytoplankton. Phytoplankton, like plants, relies on chlorophyll for photosynthesis to promote its growth and breeding.

The ozone layer is a thin gas layer on the surface of the earth that protects the sun from harmful UVB radiation. It is formed 15 to 30 kilometers above the earth. It is well known that ozone is the upper atmosphere of the earth and special gas on the earth. There are two types of ozone: stratospheric ozone (or "good" ozone) and terrestrial ozone (or "bad" ozone layer). Ozone is a highly reactive molecule with three oxygen atoms bound. Due to its high reactivity with molecules, direct contact with living matter shows destructive aspects. Today, one of the most discussed and most serious environmental problems is the destruction of the ozone layer.