11. Ozone naturally decomposes to oxygen via photodecomposition. 2 03(g) →3 0₂(g) AErxn=-284.4 kJ/mol, E,= 17.7 kJ/mol The temperature of the lower stratosphere is typically around -80°C in winter, while increases to around -60°C in the summer. How much faster is the photodecomposition of ozone in the summer compared to the winter?

11. Ozone naturally decomposes to oxygen via photodecomposition. 2 03(g) →3 0₂(g) AErxn=-284.4 kJ/mol, E,= 17.7 kJ/mol The temperature of the lower stratosphere is typically around -80°C in winter, while increases to around -60°C in the summer. How much faster is the photodecomposition of ozone in the summer compared to the winter?

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