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Title: Stratospheric Ozone


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Stratospheric Ozone
  • What is ozone?
  • What does it do?
  • What are its properties?
  • How is it made?
  • How is it destroyed?
  • Why do Ozone Holes form primarily at the poles?
  • Where is the ozone hole the largest?
  • Many, many other questions .

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Ozone?
  • And if prehistoric Man merely got a sunburn,
    how is that we are going to destroy the ozone
    layer with our air conditioners and underarm
    deodorants and cause everybody to get cancer?
    Obviously were not and we cant and its a
    hoax. Evidence is mounting all the time that
    ozone depletion is, if occurring at all, is not
    doing so at an alarming rate .

Rush Limbaugh, 1993. See I told you so.
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Basic Atomic Theory
  • Atoms Derived from greek word Atomos
    (indivisible).
  • Simplest building blocks of matter
  • All atoms of a same type are identical
  • Atoms are not changed by chemical reactions
  • Atoms cannot be created nor destroyed in chemical
    reactions (law of conservation of mass)
  • Compounds form when elements combine

4
Relative size of a nucleus and an Atom
5
Atomic Structure (composition)
Atom is mostly empty space
6
Protons and Elements
  • The number of protons in the nucleus defines the
    element type.
  • All Atoms with the same number of protons are the
    same element.

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Atomic structure continued
  • Lets consider oxygen

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Molecular Models
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Covalent Bonding
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Systematic Drawing of Lewis Structures
  • Lewis structures show bonding and placement of
    electrons in molecules.
  • Sum Valence electrons for all atoms in the
    molecule
  • Draw the skeleton structure showing which atoms
    are bonded to each other. (Atom written first
    generally center)
  • Complete the octet of all atoms surrounding the
    central atom
  • Place any left over electrons on the central atom
  • If the central atom has less than 8 electrons,
    complete the octet of the central atom by sharing
    additional pairs of electrons with the outer
    atoms.
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