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The overhead ozone at a given location is brought to the surface into a square with 1.00 m2 area, at 1.00 atm and 273 K. There are 0.136 moles of ozone present. What was the correct measurement for the overhead ozone at that area in Dobson Units (before all of the ozone was brought to the surface, of course)? Please report your answer in DU with three significant figures.

The overhead ozone at a given location is brought to the surface into a square with 1.00 m2 area, at 1.00 atm and 273 K. There are 0.136 moles of ozone present. What was the correct measurement for the overhead ozone at that area in Dobson Units (before all of the ozone was brought to the surface, of course)? Please report your answer in DU with three significant figures.

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The overhead ozone at a given location is brought to the surface into a square with 1.00 m2 area, at 1.00 atm and 273 K. There are 0.136 moles of ozone present. What was the correct measurement for the overhead ozone at that area in Dobson Units (before all of the ozone was brought to the surface, of course)? Please report your answer in DU with three significant figures.
Transcribed Image Text:The overhead ozone at a given location is brought to the surface into a square with 1.00 m2 area, at 1.00 atm and 273 K. There are 0.136 moles of ozone present. What was the correct measurement for the overhead ozone at that area in Dobson Units (before all of the ozone was brought to the surface, of course)? Please report your answer in DU with three significant figures.
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