No. It will lyse all the cells lining your esophagus, and destroy your lung tissue. Additionally, ozone with a concentration greater than about 10 wt% is explosive, and will spontaneously deflagrate back to hot oxygen at the tiniest spark.
Ozone at the ground level is a pollutant. It makes harder to breathe.
because it tears open the ozone layer, without ozone we cannot breathe
because it tears open the ozone layer, without ozone we cannot breathe
Just location. Same chemical compound.
The ozone protects us from UV rays of the sun. It thus helps us to live.
Ozone can be used to treat water and has been proven effective in killing bacteria and viruses. However, excess levels of ozone in water can be harmful to humans and the environment. Proper monitoring and control of ozone levels are necessary to ensure it is safe for water treatment.
Ozone in the air we breathe, at more than 0.05ppm or so on a long term basis, is harmful to health.
Anywhere but in the air we and our food sources "breathe".
u will get breathing problems
The amount of ozone in the air we breathe can be reduced by avoiding / minmizing processes that use internal combustion.
The ozone layer present in the stratospheric region is one we cannot breathe. It protects us from the UV rays of the sun.
no