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Which gas is responsible for the distinct smell after a lightning storm? 

The distinct smell after a lightning storm is often attributed to ozone. Lightning can create ozone (O3) by splitting oxygen molecules in the atmosphere. The scent of ozone is strong and intense. Open plains and mountainous areas are more likely to experience this occurrence.

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