ozone

Converse of object

• deplete: If aging pop star, Cher was cremated, would her plastic implants deplete the ozone?
• destroy: Filters that are in working order catch paper dust and destroy ozone.
• emit: However, pollutants which lead to the formation of ozone emitted from other countries influence ozone levels in the UK.
• generate: Using natural ozone to neutralize odors The Initial Air Pure system generates ozone which occurs naturally in the environment and contains powerful sterilizing properties.

Preposition: in

• stratosphere: For example, ozone in the stratosphere absorbs ultra-violet radiation emitted by the Sun.
• atmosphere: Ozone high in the atmosphere protects us from the sun, therefore lack of ozone in the upper atmosphere also causes a problem.

Adjective modifier

• stratospheric: The destruction of stratospheric ozone by CFCs; the Montreal Protocol.
• tropospheric: Estimates for damage costs from volatile organic carbons do not always obviously include estimates for creation of tropospheric ozone.
• atmospheric: An accurate way of measuring atmospheric ozone is by using an Ozone Monitor.
• total: TOMS satellite data confirms that during this period the total column ozone over northern Scandinavia was reduced by up to 100 Dobson Units.

Modifies a noun

• depletion: In addition, sulfate aerosols have been linked to ozone layer depletion.
• layer: The ozone layer has been torn apart & the polar ice caps are melting.
• hole: Ozone holes were thought to threaten the oceans ' plankton.
• concentration: For example, plots of coefficients against mean ozone concentrations had yet to be produced.
• generator: All the ozone generators feature a rheostat control for adjustable ozone production.
• precursor: This will require action on ozone precursor emissions at a global scale.

Noun used with modifier

• ground-level: During 1998, the park's worst recorded year for ground-level ozone, studies found damage to 30 plant species in the area.
• ground: The main cause of these is vehicle exhaust fumes reacting with sunlight to form ground level ozone.
• column: The figure below shows a comparison of ground-based observations of column ozone above Tenerife with calculations from our 3-D model.
• level: The main cause of these is vehicle exhaust fumes reacting with sunlight to form ground level ozone.