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I HAVE studied, by means of the planar ozonizers with quartz windows, described previously1, the variations in the formation rate of ozone in the discharge gap. Double-glass and metal–glass ozonizers with 3 mm gaps were used with dried air and oxygen at a pressure of 760 mm of mercury and in the temperature range 20°–25° C.
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MCINALLY, M. Variations in Ozone Formation across the Ozonizer Discharge Gap. Nature 216, 259–260 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1038/216259b0
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