Oxygen gas and ozone are both made up of oxygen atoms but their properties differ.
How does oxygen gas differ from ozone?
- Oxygen is generally odorless when perceived, unlike ozone which has a pungent odor.
- Even though both are gases at room temperature, oxygen liquefies at a much higher temperature (-112 degrees Celsius) than ozone (-183 degrees Celsius).
- Ozone appears bluish in liquid form while oxygen is colorless in nature.
- In terms of reactivity, ozone is more reactive than oxygen.
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