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Name the layer of the Earth which has ozone gas.  Name the layer also known as the protective layer due to its friction. Name the layer in which weather changes take place. Name the layer also known as ionosphere. Name the layer in which gases like hydrogen and helium are found.

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Name the layer of the Earth which has ozone gas.  Name the layer also known as the protective layer due to its friction. Name the layer in which weather changes take place. Name the layer also known as ionosphere. Name the layer in which gases like hydrogen and helium are found.

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  1. The layer of the Earth which has ozone gas is called the Ozone Layer, which is part of the Stratosphere.
  2. The layer also known as the protective layer due to its friction is the Mesosphere.
  3. The layer in which weather changes take place is the Troposphere.
  4. The layer also known as the ionosphere is the Thermosphere.
  5. The layer in which gases like hydrogen and helium are found is the Exosphere.

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