List the components of the stratosphere and troposphere.

Troposphere: Composed of nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, water vapor, and trace gases. It is where weather changes occur.

Stratosphere: Contains nitrogen, oxygen, and ozone. The ozone layer is located in this layer, which absorbs harmful UV radiation.

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