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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