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'''Column ozone''' is [[ozone]] between the Earth's surface and outer space. | '''Column ozone''' is [[ozone]] between the Earth's surface and outer space. | ||
Ozone levels can be described in several ways. One of the most common measures is how much ozone is in a vertical column of air. The [[Dobson unit]] is a measure of column ozone. Other measures include partial pressure, number density, and concentration of ozone, and can represent either column ozone or the amount of ozone at a particular altitude. | Ozone levels can be described in several ways. One of the most common measures is how much ozone is in a vertical column of air. The [[Dobson unit]] is a measure of column ozone. Other measures include partial pressure, number density, and concentration of ozone, and can represent either column ozone or the amount of ozone at a particular altitude. | ||
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Column ozone is ozone between the Earth's surface and outer space. Ozone levels can be described in several ways. One of the most common measures is how much ozone is in a vertical column of air. The Dobson unit is a measure of column ozone. Other measures include partial pressure, number density, and concentration of ozone, and can represent either column ozone or the amount of ozone at a particular altitude.