Oxygen is the third-most abundant element in the universe (after hydrogen and helium).
Under standard conditions it’s a diatomic gas (O₂), but in the upper atmosphere a three-atom form, ozone (O₃), blocks most solar UV-C and UV-B.
Liquid oxygen is pale blue and strongly paramagnetic, it will bridge the gap between the poles of a small magnet.
Roughly 99 % of the oxygen on Earth is locked in oxides and silicate minerals of the crust and mantle; only about 0.01 % circulates as free O₂ in air and water.
Photosynthetic microbes began releasing O₂ ~2.4 billion years ago in the “Great Oxidation Event,” raising atmospheric levels from <0.001 % to today’s ~21 %.
Human blood is 98–99 % saturated with oxygen at sea level; above ~7,000 m (23,000 ft) ambient pressure is so low that saturation can fall below 70 % without supplemental O₂.
A single mature tree produces, on average, enough O₂ (~100–260 L per day) to meet the respiratory needs of two adults.
Oxygen is mildly toxic: breathing 100 % O₂ at 1 atm for 24 h causes lung irritation; under pressure it can cause central-nervous-system seizures (“oxygen toxicity”).
The hottest oxy-acetylene flame reaches ~3,500 °C (6,300 °F), hot enough to vaporize steel.
Solid oxygen can exist in six different crystal phases; the highest-pressure phase (ζ-oxygen) becomes metallic and may occur deep inside giant planets.
I would highly recommend looking up oxygen and what it does and how it works for the human body. Could save you or a relatives life one day!
Under standard conditions it’s a diatomic gas (O₂), but in the upper atmosphere a three-atom form, ozone (O₃), blocks most solar UV-C and UV-B.
Liquid oxygen is pale blue and strongly paramagnetic, it will bridge the gap between the poles of a small magnet.
Roughly 99 % of the oxygen on Earth is locked in oxides and silicate minerals of the crust and mantle; only about 0.01 % circulates as free O₂ in air and water.
Photosynthetic microbes began releasing O₂ ~2.4 billion years ago in the “Great Oxidation Event,” raising atmospheric levels from <0.001 % to today’s ~21 %.
Human blood is 98–99 % saturated with oxygen at sea level; above ~7,000 m (23,000 ft) ambient pressure is so low that saturation can fall below 70 % without supplemental O₂.
A single mature tree produces, on average, enough O₂ (~100–260 L per day) to meet the respiratory needs of two adults.
Oxygen is mildly toxic: breathing 100 % O₂ at 1 atm for 24 h causes lung irritation; under pressure it can cause central-nervous-system seizures (“oxygen toxicity”).
The hottest oxy-acetylene flame reaches ~3,500 °C (6,300 °F), hot enough to vaporize steel.
Solid oxygen can exist in six different crystal phases; the highest-pressure phase (ζ-oxygen) becomes metallic and may occur deep inside giant planets.
I would highly recommend looking up oxygen and what it does and how it works for the human body. Could save you or a relatives life one day!








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