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English: An atmospheric oxygen molecule (O2) is photolyzed (split into its two oxygen atoms) by a photon of the solar UV-C radiation (wavelength, say, 190 nm). Each of the two atoms (most likely) bind to other O3 molecules to form “hot” ozone molecules (O3), which have to be cooled by one or two collisions with (most likely) nitrogen (N2, not shown) to prevent immediate dissociation. However, the oxygen atom would try again. Eventually, there are two ozone molecules from one photon absorbed by O2.
Deutsch: Ein atmosphärisches Sauerstoffmolekül (O2) wird durch ein de:Photon der solaren UV-C-Strahlung (Wellenlänge vielleicht 190 nm) photolysiert (in seine beiden Sauerstoffatome gespalten). Jedes dieser beiden Atome bindet sich an (höchstwahrscheinlich) ein weiteres O2 Molekül, wobdurch ein hoch angeregtes Ozonmolekül (O3) entsteht, das durch ein oder zwei Stöße mit (meist) Stickstoff (N2) abkühlen muss, damit es nicht umgehend wieder zerfällt. Aber das Sauerstoffatom würde es wieder versuchen. Schließlich sind zwei Ozonmoleküle vorhanden. |
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