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Aircraft Water Disinfection AOP Agri-Food Processing Air Treatment Ammonia Removal From Water Aquaculture Aquatic Life Support Systems Beef (Red Meat) Processing with Ozone Biological Oxygen Demand Bottled Water Cannabis Car Wash Water Reclaim Systems Case Studies Case Studies: Force Main Treatment Case Study: Enhancing Fish Processing with Ozone Technology in Georgetown, Guyana Case Study: Ozone Water Disinfection System for Major U.S. Airline Case Study: Spice Warehouse Ozone Installation Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) Removal with Ozone Clean In Place (CIP) Concrete Cooling Tower Cyanobacteria and Toxin Removal with Ozone Dairy Farms Drinking Water E.coli O157:H7 Reduction with Ozone Flour Milling Force Main Treatment Grain Treatment Groundwater Remediation Hydroponic Greenhouses Lake Remediation Laundry Listeria Inactivation with Ozone Machine Coolant Tanks Municipal Water Treatment NOx removal with Ozone Nanobubbles Odor Control with Ozone Odor Removal Oxidize Tannins from Water with Ozone Ozonated Ice & Fish Storage Ozone Applications in Mining Industry Ozone Regulations in Food Processing Ozone Regulations in Organic Food Production Ozone for Mold Elimination Ozone in Air Applications Ozone in Seafood Processing Ozone use for Post-Harvest Processing of Berries Ozone use in Wet Scrubbers Ozone-Biofiltration Plastic Adhesion Pool & Spa Pork Processing with Ozone Resolution Concerning the Use of Ozone in Food Processing Shellfish Depuration Surface Sanitation Ultra-Pure Water Vertical Farming with Ozone Waste Water Treatment Water Re-use Water Treatment Well Water Treatment

Ozone Info

Ozone is a gas that is found in nature (the ozone layer) but can also be produced for commercial and industrial applications. The uses of ozone are many, and growing every day. This is a beginning introduction to ozone and will provide a basic understanding of what ozone is, how it is used, and the application of commercial ozone use in our world today.

Ozone is a triatomic form of oxygen, three oxygen atoms together to form one molecule.

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What is Ozone?

The oxygen atom is unstable in the atomic form. Oxygen is stable in the diatomic form as O2. The air we breathe today is made up of about 21% oxygen, this makes oxygen one of the most common molecules found in nature today.

Ozone is a triatomic form of oxygen, meaning that the molecule, ozone, is made up of 3 oxygen atoms. Unlike oxygen, ozone is a visible gas with a light blue color at very high concentrations. At low concentrations ozone is colorless. Ozone also has a distinct odor that is noticeable at very low levels and may be associated with a “clean” smell, at higher levels ozone has a very pungent odor. Ozone is an unstable gas that readily decomposes to oxygen naturally. Ozone is also a highly reactive gas that acts as a very strong chemical oxidant.

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Ozone Basics

Learn about the properties and history of ozone. Learn how it kills bacteria, reacts with other chemicals, and how to use it safely.

Ozone System Design

Learn how ozone systems work and how to integrate ozone equipment. Understand and compare the different methods of ozone injection and ozone production.

Ozone Generation

Learn and compare methods of ozone generation (UV, corona discharge, etc). Understand feed gas concerns and see our performance charts!

Ozone Calculations and Conversions

Use our online calculators to compute concentration, flow rate, dosage rate, ozone output, pressure, and more! Learn the math behind building an ozone system.

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Backflow Prevention CT Value Calculate ozone output from CFM and PPM Common Ozone Unit Conversions Compare O3 Sensor Technologies Correct flow for flow-meter Correction Factor for Gas Flow When Gas is Under Pressure Electrochemical O3 Sensors Explained Electrolytic Ozone Production FAQ Flow Calculators Fundementals of Ozone Solubility HMOS Ozone Sensors Explained History of Ozone use How Oxygen Concentrators Work How to Choose the right Ozone Generator How to Correct Flow Reading for Pressure How to read a Venturi Injector performance Chart Measure Ozone in water with ORP Meters Nuts About Nanobubbles O3 Feed-Gas O3 Units of Measure Defined Online Ozone Calculators Online pressure calculator Oxidation Oxygen Concentrator Cycles Explained Oxygen Generator types compared Oxygen Safety Ozone Basics Ozone Calculations and Conversions Ozone Conversions Ozone Destruct FAQ's Ozone Dosage vs Dissolved Ozone Ozone Effect on Bacteria Ozone Effect on Pathogens Ozone Generation Ozone Generator Output vs Concentration Ozone Generator Performance Chart Defined Ozone Generator Performance Terms Ozone Generator output calculator % by weight Ozone Generator output calculator g/m3 Ozone Half-LIfe Ozone Leak Detection Ozone Production Ozone Reactions Ozone Resistant Materials Ozone Safety Ozone Solubility in water Ozone System Design Ozone dissolved with Venturi Injector Ozone dissolved with bubble diffusers Ozone dissolved with static mixer Ozone dosage rate into water calculator Ozone output units calculator Ozone production from Corona Discharge Ozone production from UV Properties Test Ozone Generator Performance Test ozone output from commercial ozone generator Test ozone output from industrial ozone generator UV Ozone Analyzers Explained Understanding Ozone Generator Performance Charts Venturi Injector vs Bubble Diffusers