Given that the total concentration of molecules in air decreases with increasing altitude, would you expect the relative concentration of ozone, on the ppb scale, to peak at a higher or a lower altitude or the same altitude compared to the peak for the absolute concentration of the gas?

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Q: Explain the relation between air pollution and environmental chemistry.

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