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| 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 51. | | minimum_condensation = 250 kPa at 51.04 K (-222.11 °C) | ||
| max_liquid = | | max_liquid = 304.66 K (31.51 °C) at 6000kPa | ||
| freezes = 51. | | freezes = 51.04 K (-222.11 °C) <!-- evaporation temperature at 250kPa--> | ||
| coefficient_a = 0.22905767012828845 <!-- Evaporation Temperature = (pressure_kPa/A)^(1/B) --> | | coefficient_a = 0.22905767012828845 <!-- Evaporation Temperature = (pressure_kPa/A)^(1/B) --> | ||
| coefficient_b = 1.7787987515586163 <!-- Evaporation Pressure = A*(Temperature^B) --> | | coefficient_b = 1.7787987515586163 <!-- Evaporation Pressure = A*(Temperature^B) --> | ||
Latest revision as of 20:53, 31 July 2026
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| 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 |
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
Sources
Ozone can be obtained through traders or rocket mining.
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