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If the ozone layer disappeared, life on Earth would be exposed to ____ concentrations of ultraviolet radiation.
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If the ozone layer disappeared, life on Earth would be exposed to ____ concentrations of ultraviolet radiation.

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An ozone layer is composed of ozone molecules (O). With fewer ozone molecules, the ozone layer becomes thinner and a higher concentration of harmful ultraviolet light passes through it and reaches a life on Earth.
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