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{{Infobox gas
{{Infobox gas
| gas_name = Ozone
| gas_name = Ozone
| image = icon-ozone.png
| image = Icon-Ozone.png
| heat = 38.6 J/mol*K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::GetSpecificHeat -->
| heat = 38.6 J/mol*K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::GetSpecificHeat -->
| latent_heat = 1000 J/mol <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::LatentHeatOfVaporization -->
| latent_heat = 1000 J/mol <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::LatentHeatOfVaporization -->
| minimum_condensation = 250 kPa at 81.4067268868 K
| minimum_condensation = 250 kPa at 51.04 K (-222.11 °C)
| max_liquid = 6000 kPa at 304.387897614 K
| max_liquid = 304.66 K (31.51 °C) at 6000kPa
| freezes = 81.4067268868 K <!-- evaporation temperature at 250kPa-->
| freezes = 51.04 K (-222.11 °C) <!-- evaporation temperature at 250kPa-->
| coefficient_a = 0.006219763823043718 <!-- Evaporation Temperature = (pressure_kPa/A)^(1/B) -->
| coefficient_a = 0.22905767012828845 <!-- Evaporation Temperature = (pressure_kPa/A)^(1/B) -->
| coefficient_b = 2.4097251251207226 <!-- Evaporation Pressure = A*(Temperature^B) -->
| coefficient_b = 1.7787987515586163 <!-- Evaporation Pressure = A*(Temperature^B) -->
| autoignition_offset = -150
| autoignition_offset = -150
| enthalpy_multiplier = 2
| enthalpy_multiplier = 2
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}}
}}


= Description = <blockquote><q>Ozone is a highly energetic oxidiser. As with [[Nitrous Oxide]], when mixed with a volatile gas Ozone will create extra hot combustion.</q><br>
[[File:Phase Diagram of Ozone.png|thumb|Phase Diagram of Ozone]]
'''- Stationpedia'''</blockquote>


<b>Ozone</b>, also referred to as <b>O<sub>3</sub></b>, is an upcoming gas/liquid.
 
{{Stationpedia|Ozone is a highly energetic oxidiser. As with [[Nitrous Oxide]], when mixed with a volatile gas Ozone will create extra hot combustion.}}
 
= Description =
<b>Ozone</b>, also referred to as <b>O<sub>3</sub></b>, is a gas/liquid with strong oxidizer properties.


= Details =
= Details =
Ozone will condense into '''Liquid Ozone''' starting at {{Temperature|304.38}}.
Ozone will condense into '''Liquid Ozone''' starting at {{Temperature|304.65945247924 }}.


Combustions with Ozone are twice as energetic as [[Oxygen]] - a gain similar to [[Nitrous Oxide]]. Autoignition temperatures get reduced by 150°C.
Combustions with Ozone are twice as energetic as [[Oxygen]] - a gain similar to [[Nitrous Oxide]]. Autoignition temperatures get reduced by 150°C.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* When used as oxidizer in rocket fuel, Ozone has a mass of 41.(6) mol/kg.
* When used as [[oxidizer]] in rocket [[fuel]], Ozone has a mass of {{Overline|41.|6}} mol/kg.


== Sources ==
== Sources ==
You can collect Ozone from the following sources:
Ozone can be obtained through traders or rocket mining.


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Latest revision as of 20:53, 31 July 2026


Ozone
Gas icon
Phase Change Information
Specific Heat 38.6 J/mol*K
Latent Heat 1000 J/mol
Min Condensation Pressure 250 kPa at 51.04 K (-222.11 °C)
Max Liquid Temperature 304.66 K (31.51 °C) at 6000kPa
Freezes at 51.04 K (-222.11 °C)
Liquid Volume 26 L/kmol
Molar Mass 24 g/mol
Phase Diagram of Ozone


Stationpedia

Ozone is a highly energetic oxidiser. As with Nitrous Oxide, when mixed with a volatile gas Ozone will create extra hot combustion.

Description

Ozone, also referred to as O3, is a gas/liquid with strong oxidizer properties.

Details

Ozone will condense into Liquid Ozone starting at 304.659 K (31.5 °C).

Combustions with Ozone are twice as energetic as Oxygen - a gain similar to Nitrous Oxide. Autoignition temperatures get reduced by 150°C.

Notes

  • When used as oxidizer in rocket fuel, Ozone has a mass of 41.6 mol/kg.

Sources

Ozone can be obtained through traders or rocket mining.

Source Amount
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Gases and Liquids
Elements Compounds Mixtures Other

Oxygen Nitrogen Pollutant Hydrogen Helium Ozone

Methane Carbon Dioxide Water Nitrous Oxide Polluted Water Alcohol Silanol Liquid Sodium Chloride Hydrochloric Acid Hydrazine

Fuel (66.6% H2 + 33.3% O2)
Superfuel (50% H2 + 50% N2O)
Air (75% N2 + 25% O2)

Atmosphere
Coolant