Ozone in a sentence as a noun

It was phased out due to concerns about the ozone layer.

My first thought was, 'Jesus, they destroyed the ozone layer!

It still smells like smoke even with multiple passes of ozone generators.

Acid rain and the ozone hole turned out to be not as bad as some were predicting, but they were real.

"Comment: "...wouldnt that mean that massive solar flares will damage the ozone layer?

At that time, refrigerators often used Freon, a gas that destroys the earth's ozone layer.

You'll can find a lot of hubbub about frogs being affect just by the change of UV radiation from the reduction in the ozone layer.

The smell of ozone and the sound of thousands of relays clicking in consortium is really enjoyable to see.

I'm struggling to understand how anyone could possibly be aware that there was a threat to the ozone layer, but also think that it magically solved itself.

They do not reflect anything remotely like modern card capabilities, and their use directly causes harm to the ozone layer, kittens, and infants.

I'm also going to venture a guess that you haven't looked into the literature on ozone depletion at all, or you're not well versed in the science and you don't understand it.

Being above the ozone layer means that you are exposed to more ultraviolet light, but this isn't a big deal because it's not like you "go outside" much, you'll always have a window or a helmet between you and the Sun and those will always have a UV filter.

It's answered in the GRB wikipedia article:"Life surviving an initial onslaught, including those located on the side of the earth facing away from the burst, would have to contend with the potentially lethal after-effect of the depletion of the atmosphere's protective ozone layer by the burst.

Ozone definitions

noun

a colorless gas (O3) soluble in alkalis and cold water; a strong oxidizing agent; can be produced by electric discharge in oxygen or by the action of ultraviolet radiation on oxygen in the stratosphere (where it acts as a screen for ultraviolet radiation)