Two gases are under identical conditions. Ozone effuses through a tiny hole in 30 s, while the unknown gas compound takes to effuse. What is the identity of the unknown gas compound that is also present in the earth’s atmosphere? (Note: Use the periodic table to identify the gas identity)

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